Sentence examples for eventually valued from inspiring English sources

A last-minute government rescue eventually valued at £5.3 billion ($10.7 billion at today's rates) stopped it going belly-up in 2002.

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The coins were eventually valued at $23,465-25,888...23,465-25,888...of this year, Judge James May ruled that the coins belonged to Wenner... Corliss is appealing the decision to Idaho's Supreme Court..

The change in 2002 of what was formerly known as Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield from a predominately nonprofit to the shareholder-owned company called WellChoice, for example, was delayed for years by a battle over the future of a foundation that was eventually valued by the WellChoice stock price.

The Twitter account it once used for status reports has not been updated in more than three years, around the time that WhatsApp agreed to be acquired by Facebook in a deal eventually valued at $22 billion.

We all have to eventually value the end goal enough to put up with some of the awkward moments in getting there.

But how? Eventually values must be translated into policy.

But eventually value will out.

I'll be looking at how attempts to solve life problems can lead us to become "mad" and then at how finding the positive intention in those attempts can help us make peace with, integrate, and eventually value these wild aspects of ourselves instead of engaging in a protracted war with what seems to be a "chronic illness".

A third person suggested that the transaction would eventually be valued at nearly $1 billion.

"Len paid twenty-five million for something that was eventually probably valued at about seven hundred million," Dale Perry, the regional director of a competitor called AES, said.