Sentence examples for public valuing from inspiring English sources

Dresdner Bank has fallen 8percentt since June 15, the day before the talks became public, valuing the company at 23 billion euros, or $21.9 billion.

At the time, Mr. Gilder's net worth, around $7 million, was modest by dot-com standards, but Merrill Lynch and Hambrecht & Co. were vying to take his company, Gilder Publishing, public, valuing it at $150 million to $200 million.

We investigated the association of these variables with the responses to a TTO exercise solved by a large and representative sample from the Dutch general public, valuing three distinct health states and using a 10 year time frame.

The current discussion is a decent barometer for how the public values their Internet connections.

Sustainability is of all possible public values one of the most ambiguous and ubiquitous.

We develop a Public value tradeoff matrix enabling us to identify and measure the various public values at play and to establish what changes took place in the prioritization of various public values over time.

But it does raise the question of public value.

"They both always talked about public space and public values," he says.

There is public value in every subject and academic discipline provided by universities.

"And the BBC has the greatest archive of them all, with untold potential public value".

Van Dijck casts this as a restimulation of public values, through understanding, struggle and negotiation.