Sentence examples for enterprise worth from inspiring English sources

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Share equity in the enlarged group will be valued at £1.4bn - just over 20% of the overall enterprise worth.

Ronald Trucchio, whom prosecutors have called a captain in the Gambino crime family, was sentenced to prison yesterday for running a gambling enterprise worth $30 million a year.

With the right investments, the risk involved in bringing these resources back to Earth will become low enough that venture capitalists will find the enterprise worth the risk, for huge profits.

Young's determination to create a further choice, for his own children, and for his neighbourhood, has resulted in an enterprise worth paying heed to, no matter how bitterly his critics snipe.

Once brothers in an exciting new venture, they're now angrily divided, distrustful, and fighting over the ownership of an enterprise worth billions and rapidly expanding around the world, changing perceptions of what is public and what is private along the way.

O'Connor v Uber Technologies, Inc was supposed to settle one of the most controversial questions of the current tech boom: are gig-economy companies like Uber and Lyft legitimate enterprises worth their multi-billion dollar valuations?

Since he was elected in June 1997 with a pledge to put an end to privatisation, Mr Jospin has put up for sale state-owned enterprises worth some FFr180 billion, more than his five most recent predecessors put together (see table 4).

In the year ahead, says Fourtou, he'll oversee the sale of 25 or so more Vivendi enterprises worth a total of around €6 billion.

The entire enterprise was worth no more than two thousand dollars, so investigators were startled to learn that he was wiring as much as eighty thousand dollars each month to banks in the United States, the Middle East, and Europe.

Nobody, nowadays, recalls much of "Absolute Beginners" (1986), and rightly so, but the whole enterprise was worth it for the title song that Bowie provided — for the single chord, to be honest, that strikes between the first and second lines of the verse: "I've nothing much to offer / There's nothing much to take".