Sentence examples for lately valued from inspiring English sources

For a company that has lately valued tradition over innovation, this is a shot in the arm.

Description of some of the items; a Valencian lace night gown, which cost $3000, and a 16th century rose point lace skirt worn by Mrs. Lydig as part of a boudoir costume and lately valued by experts at $12,000.

But lately value investing has come back into its own.

There have been few flotations in America and Europe lately; the value of IPOs in Europe plunged by 83% last year.Norway's Telenor reached a tentative agreement to merge its telecoms assets in Russia and Ukraine with those of Alfa, its partner in both countries, with which it has been engaged in a courtroom battle over control of the units.

The market, valued at £1.51bn, has been boosted lately by the boom in cut-price, own-label ranges such as George at Asda, M&S and Topshop.

Banach, valued metric space was considered by Rzepecki [1], Lin [2], and lately by Huang and Zhang [3].

Zimbabwe's dollar, officially valued at anywhere from 50 to 800 per American dollar, has traded lately on black markets at about 3,400 per American dollar.

(New stock offerings are valued partly by comparing the firms to other similar, publicly traded companies. And the values of most public stocks have hit the skids lately).

That valued Pioneer, minus a takeover, at $8.5 billion, or nearly five times its 1997 sales — the same multiple of sales to which Dekalb has lately soared.

The Senate candidate who sent out a fund-raising letter two weeks ago warning that Hillary Clinton would "destroy our traditional values" has been caught, like so many other Republicans lately, with his values down.

But now Britishness is apparently about values, values which lately seem to define themselves in opposition to the Muslim bogeyman.