Sentence examples for most famous value from inspiring English sources
So said Warren Buffett, the world's most famous value investor, at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting here on Saturday, a regular pilgrimage for some 35,000 shareholders that many call Woodstock for capitalists.
First, let's consider the 224 NNRs, which are some of the most famous and valued reserves in England, from the Lizard in Cornwall to Lindisfarne in Northumberland.
The town hall considered cleaning it off before realising it was a work by the most famous and highly valued street artist in the world, and it is now part of the city's heritage, on a par with Rodin's Burghers of Calais.
The most famous commodity with merely instrumental value is of course, money.
They also argue, correctly, that securing a 99-year lease to one of the world's most famous stadiums will increase the value of the team.
Even the most famous memorabilia can drop in value and/or be exposed as fraudulent.
Domestically, the Petition is seen as "one of England's most famous constitutional documents", of equal value to the Magna Carta and Bill of Rights 1689.
On the same day, a decision by Gori Municipality to re-erect a six-metre high Stalin statue outside the town's Stalin Museum re-ignited discussions over how to remember Gori's most famous son and the underlying values that reveals.
Apple will join the Dow Jones Industrial Average later this month, taking the world's biggest company by market value into the most famous share index in the US.
The latest private investment puts the reputed market value of Los Angeles' most famous technology start-up at more than $15 billion and brings its total capital raised to $1 billion over three years.
The phone can be turned into a remote control for almost anything; you can even add a dog-whistle app to send commands to your pet.Please check the numberThe most famous app-based company, Uber, is valued at $41 billion because of the success it has had in turning the smartphone into a remote control for taxis.
