Sentence examples for has grown in value from inspiring English sources

The company is moving at a very fast pace and has grown in value enormously.

Equity has grown in value faster than debt, and a lot faster than bank deposits.

Consider, for one, the case of an individual with stock that has grown in value by $100 million.

Say, for example, that a couple's house has a $400,000 mortgage and has grown in value to $600,000.

Facebook, which reports ist results next week, has grown in value by $92bn to $424bn this year.

Lawyers can add value in the obvious ways, helping to avoid early mistakes like issuing stock too late in the game, when the company has grown in value and the employees can no longer take advantage of favorable tax treatment.

By 2002, the grants had grown in value to $3.6 billion, or 32percentt of pretax income.

Bloomberg also estimates how the $110m he made through selling his Citigroup shares when he left in 1998 would have grown in value.

And rising income inequality means that the hardship has been felt disproportionately by poor people, who face a double-whammy: they don't have financial assets that have grown in value.

Margaret Hodge, the Labour chair of the public accounts select committee and a likely Labour candidate for mayor in 2016, said she feared the mansion tax would be seen as a "punishment tax" for those in London whose properties had grown in value.

After splitting the two arms of his media empire into a film/television and publishing businesses, ostensibly to prevent the phone hacking scandal tarnishing his more lucrative 21st Century Fox franchise, Murdoch has watched as both companies have grown in value on the stock exchange.