Sentence examples for going to be valued from inspiring English sources

And the market has a pretty good idea how the stock holdings at Japanese banks are going to be valued come the end of this quarter.

He was the first storyteller, a figure who was going to be valued in every society that ever developed, both as entertainer and recorder.

"The company's revenue growth was slowing fairly dramatically," he said, "and for a company that is going to be valued at 100 times earnings, that implies an enormous amount of growth.

"But one day the core business is going to be valued on its own merits".

A degree in art is going to be valued differently than a degree in engineering.

Accidents happen and at the end of the day, a kid's life is always going to be valued more than an animal's.

How are people going to be valuing these stocks a year from now?

"He's going to be value-added as a banker Day 1," Mr. Costas said.

"It is going to be value over volume," Mr. Dudley said.

"I think it's going to be value added as we go forward," Dan Bartlett, the White House counselor, said at the end of a presidential event here encouraging people to sign up for the program before the deadline on Monday.

Only time will tell whether that is going to be value, compared to getting a world-class fly-half".