Sentence examples for represented the value from inspiring English sources

For Karl Marx, money ultimately represented the value of human labour, of those energies through which we create the world.

The personally guaranteed portion — almost a billion — represented the value of Trump's good will, putative creditworthiness, and capacity for shame.

The difference in price represented the value of the Dutch tax credit, which was about 45 cents a share.

Another $12.1 million came from benefits from a company bonus plan, called the capital appreciation plan, that was intended to retain Mr. Grasso, and $7.4 million represented the value that would have been realized in 2007 from a $5 million special bonus given to him in 2000, which was earning 8percentt a year.

The paper receipts represented the value of the gold that was deposited with the priest, so therefore, transferring the paper receipt would mean moving the gold itself.

The average of the two values of P u in a group represented the value of shear capacity (V_{text{exu}}) for that group.

The difference represents the value of the right to build.

This represents the value of the products it will no longer actively market.

The noncash costs represent the value FirstEnergy had placed on Emdersa and a related foreign-exchange loss, the company said.

(That represents the value of those investments, some of which remain private, not the actual amount returned to investors).

The figure represents the value of future savings as the energy efficiency benefits are realized.