Sentence examples for going to get valued from inspiring English sources

But what people have to recognize is that companies are not going to get valued in public markets the same way they were valued in the late-stage market.

People still need to know they're going to get value pricing," he said.

"You know here you are going to get value for your shots.

You're never going to get value-for-value in any trade involving a superstar, so, for his age, Al was the best player out there".

They say they probably will do it but they must believe they are not going to get value for money at the moment.

"But I think he's made a case that he's going to get value for the deal," Mr. Russianoff said, speaking of Mr. Walder.

The fact that registrations for the conference, at 1,300, are higher than had been expected indicates that "a lot of people think they're going to get value out of it," said Chuck Porter, the 2010-12 chairman of the Four A's who is also chairman of Crispin Porter & Bogusky, part of MDC Partners, and chief strategist of MDC.

The biggest asset for research is risk taking; ultimately you're not going to get value if that goes down.

If I'm going to add anything else to that list, you had better be damn sure I'm going to get value out of it, and I cannot see that happening with one CBS show they've decided to make impossible to view elsewhere.

"How can they say the taxpayer is going to be getting value for money by leasing Building 1000 out when the very reason they moved in there was allegedly to save money?

"People are going to have difficulty getting value out of a patent portfolio that they might want to transfer if there are restrictions about how those patents can be subsequently be used," said Andrew Alton, from Urquhart-Dykes & Lord.