Sentence examples for prizes value from inspiring English sources

But even the threat of it should spur innovation, and perhaps deliver to business students that most elusive of prizes: value for money.

The Grawemeyer is one of the world's most lucrative music prizes, valued at $100,000.

They show that the horses he owned won at least four equestrian prizes, valued at as much as $55,000.

But because millions of dollars have apparently been stolen through the scheme just uncovered, Mr. Greenberg said, McDonald's will offer an instant giveaway program with cash prizes valued at $10 million from Aug. 30 to Sept. 3.

In a new advertising and sweepstakes campaign called "Never Be Bored Again," the brand will give away prizes valued at more than $1 million to children ages 6 to 13, its largest giveaway ever.

The nine lucky companies received advertising and marketing prizes valued at a total of 1.5 million Ringgit (US$500,000).

Sixth prize consists of a choice of two Cuisinart products (with a maximum prize value of £550 in total) subject to availability.

Tell me how it came out.' " SCA's fees usually range from 2 to 20percentt of the prize value, depending on the risk.

The voucher can be used on any menu item but has no cash value and no change will be given - any spend above the prize value needs to be covered by the guest.

Politicians should prize value for money above political correctness or rhetorical flourish.Still, in their muddled and heavy-handed way, governments are groping towards the idea of making the polluter pay by internalising the cost of responsible waste disposal.

And it will be featured in all three stores for a total prize value of $6,000,000.