Sentence examples for probably valued from inspiring English sources

"Len paid twenty-five million for something that was eventually probably valued at about seven hundred million," Dale Perry, the regional director of a competitor called AES, said.

The value of those assets is not disclosed in the agreement; based on fees that Harvard is paying Charlesbank, the assets were probably valued at $400 million to $800 million.

The popularity of newspapers the day after Barack Obama's election — when they were probably valued more as historical artifacts than as sources of news — had a whiff of this development.

If I did, I'd have to face the fact that my time spent with the bees is probably valued at about a nickel an hour.

These funds stand to benefit the most from a general recovery in the high-yield market simply because their portfolios are probably valued well under the face value of their bonds.

Many, perhaps most, politicians probably value competence and probity somewhat less than devotion.

While terms of the transaction were not disclosed, people briefed on the matter told DealBook last week that a deal would probably value AlixPartners at more than $1 billion.

He probably values Test cricket at the top of his priorities and, if he wasn't playing the other forms of the game, would he have been left out of the third Test?

It can be especially difficult to interject when your in-laws overdo it with parenting advice, since you probably value their opinion and want their advice to an extent.

Nancy White: Yes, to some degree, though I love a great persona poem as well, and probably value image and metaphor over my own story.

It is ironic that these women are the most disenfranchised from the food market given that they probably value and understand it more than any other consumer group.