Sentence examples for may valued the from inspiring English sources

A $110 million round in May valued the company at $3 billion. .

Younger Japanese, too, may value the modern conveniences.

Even those who do not care greatly about gaining the ability to choose the chief executive may value the independence of their courts, for instance.

"With some of these valuations, the council may value the property at £1m [on the open market] but the [sale] valuation comes in at £780,000-£800,000 because of the restrictions on the sale of the property," said a spokesman for Righttobuy.coop.

But just as surely, members of the public may value the balance that prevails on the court at a particular time and through their representatives in the Senate withhold consent from a nominee who skews the balance.

Wainscott - WILLIAM BABINSKI has neighbors who may value the views across his farm fields more than they do the fresh produce he and his family sell from a stand during the summer.

In January JD, an e-commerce firm akin to Amazon, launched a share offering in America that may value the firm at $20 billion.

Other firms may value the market opportunity higher though, for example.

IAC's offer, we've heard, may value the company at $150 million.

Our results suggest that protesters may value the resource less than positive bidders.

There are two parts to the story: first, this secondary round may value the company below the $2 billion valuation from its previous round.