Sentence examples for essentially value from inspiring English sources

THL's Scott Sperling had contended that the $2.6 billion mark-to-market loss that the banks claim they would bear is essentially value that has transferred to Bain and THL.

Exxon's enterprise value (essentially, value of common stock plus debt) is $21 per barrel of reserves.

That means the market is essentially valuing the operating business of what was an $80 billion company not long ago at about $1 billion.

An essentially value-laden term has to be defined in value-laden terms.

In a comment on the relationship between humanitarian ethics and effectiveness, Slim (2013) suggests that "effectiveness is essentially value-neutral.

"Today we're essentially valued the same as Au Bon Pain was at its height," Shaich boasts.

If I'm not mistaken, this whole startup is essentially valuing the contributions of authors and professors at zero.

On the other hand, fair values are essentially market values, which in some illiquid markets are not always observable, hence require judgment, and can be considered soft information.

In contrast to the essentially universal value for random distributions of particles, the value of the computed Hurst exponent is found to depend on the amplitude and the wavelength of the sinusoidal profile.

Religious freedom is an essentially unchallenged value in Denmark.

"Essentially, the value proposition — toughness — is like kids and ice cream," he told me.