Sentence examples for preference worth from inspiring English sources

This was a superb piece of bowling by someone who likes to bowl his doosra immediately to a fresh right-handed batsman, a preference worth putting in the dossier.

In addition, GM will receive preference shares worth $326m in Saab Spyker Automobiles and will keep about $100m from Saab's operating capital.

The relative importance of each attribute was calculated as the range of part-worths for the attribute divided by the sum of part-worth ranges for all attributes Open image in new window Fig. 3 Effects of attribute levels on health state preference: part-worth utilities (N = 30).

The AEC says in the recent federal contest each first preference vote was worth $2.48.

For example, the width of roads should be illustrated according to the respective pedestrian popularity, which might vary according to seasons, time of the days, and personal preferences, which are worth exploring in further research.

Everyone has their preferences, and its worth it to take the time to find yours!

On the strength of "Because I'm worth it," Preference began stealing market share from Clairol.

Lines like "Does she or doesn't she?" or the famous 1973 slogan for L'Oréal's Preference — "Because I'm worth it " — were as instantly memorable as "Winston tastes good like a cigarette should" or "Things go better with Coke".

Santander will pay 1.38 billion euros (1.28 billion pounds) worth of preference shares in the bank.

The government is expected to raise its stake in Royal Bank of Scotland to 70.0%, from 58.0%, after converting 5.0 billion pounds' ($7.0 billion) worth of preference shares into ordinary shares.

The state already owns 58.0% of RBS, but could end up with 70.0% after the bank converts 5.0 billion pounds ($7.4 billion) worth of preference shares held by the government into ordinary shares, according to Collins Stewart analyst Alex Potter.