Sentence examples for institutions worth from inspiring English sources

Today, Ping An is one of the world's biggest financial institutions, worth an estimated $65 billion.

They have contracts with other institutions worth $2 trillion more to hedge the risks behind those mortgages.

Since the start of the year, Iran has awarded contracts or gained loans from international institutions worth at least $6.8 billion.

More recently, a coalition of two thousand individuals including celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio and four hundred institutions worth $2.6 trillion has pledged to divest from fossil-fuel companies.

Bill McKibben on the growth of the divestment movement More than 200 institutions, worth over $50bn£33bnbn), have committed to divest from fossil fuels, including universities, local authorities, faith organisations and pension funds.

Banks worth $1 billion to $5 billion have twice as much exposure to those loans as financial institutions worth $100 billion or more, according to data from Tony Davis, a banking analyst at Stifel Nicolaus.

Yet even in its current, deeply flawed format, PMQs is an institution worth preserving.

At its beginning the Italian kingdom was still a powerful and coherent institution, worth fighting civil wars to control.

There is one indicator that tells outside experts like Dr. Lane that St . Johns is an institution worth watching.

Based on its menu alone, it's hard to imagine that the Twig and Leaf was an institution worth preserving; yet this speaks to the increasing difficulty of weaving preservation and progress, especially as mid-century architecture is becoming historic.

Although some would argue that its best years are behind it, Coffee People is a local institution worth ducking into if only for the spectacular milkshakes -- my favorite local dish and my first order of business upon arriving: there's a Coffee People in the airport.