Sentence examples for evaluated worth from inspiring English sources

With an evaluated worth of $21 billion, Paul Allen, the Microsoft co-founder, is No. 1 on the sports list (and No. 3 on Forbes' overall list, behind Bill Gates of Microsoft and Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway), but even with all those billions behind them, the Portland Trail Blazers and Seattle Seahawks are still searching for a first league title.

Employers may be drawing a correct conclusion that time equals worth, or they may be using time as a proxy because it's hard to evaluate worth otherwise, and because long hours, and constant access through technology, have become values in and of themselves.

Money provides a standard for evaluating worth; ritual standardises situations, and so helps to evaluate them.

The Goldjuden unit ("money Jews") collected and counted banknotes and evaluated the worth of gold and jewelry.

The genius of Sega's approach was to change the paradigm of how you evaluated the worth of a game: The way they framed the question, it wasn't about which games were better, but which were "cooler".

Shallow soil moisture data generally has larger data worth than deep observations in our study, but evaluating data worth with shallow data is subject to considerable uncertainty if covariance-type or mean-covariance-type index is employed.

By now the reader can genuinely evaluate the worth of the remark.

It's like looking at a Model-T and evaluating its worth as a painting.

I like the 100-year rule -- it gives people time to truly evaluate their worth.

And the investor is going to be responsible for evaluating the worth of the investment, without any safety net.

Even though grades are not disclosed to employers, students still use this measure to evaluate their worth in the cohort.