Sentence examples for taking the value from inspiring English sources

With actual-cash-value coverage, if it's a 10-year-old sofa, they're taking the value to be maybe $500".

One, started by the financial company Thomson McKinnon, sold shares privately and was wound down when interest rates plummeted, taking the value of diamonds with them.

By the time The Economist went to press on April 11th, it had settled at $179, taking the value of all Bitcoins in circulation to $2 billion.

A trebling of the money available to the IMF, taking the value of the cash available to countries that need IMF support to $750bn, $250bn more than originally expected.

No sooner had their cash been cashed than the bubble burst, stockmarkets tumbled and technology firms collapsed, taking the value of the new breed of technology funds with them.

As the tables below show, a family with two children and a household income of £20,000 is in line for a £470 annual increase, taking the value of their tax credits to £2,022.

Taking the value of that day.

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Election is a dummy variable taking the value of 1 during election years and 0 otherwise.

A -norm can be extended to countable infinitely operations taking the value (3.3).

'Proficient English' is a binary variable taking the value of 1 if respondents rated themselves as having fluent English.