Sentence examples for that have been valued from inspiring English sources

When Jackson died last June, at 50, he left assets that have been valued at up to $1 billion, as well as payment obligations on a heavy debt load.

There are a lot of people in Silicon Valley and New York betting on "unicorns" – the new breed of tech startups like Uber, Square, Airbnb and Snapchat that have been valued at least $1bn.

Clinton has struggled at times to show herself as warm and personable with a sense of humour, qualities that have been valued in modern campaigns driven by broadcast media and now social media.

"There's a huge pipeline in New York of companies that have been valued in the hundreds of millions and in some cases billions of dollars — a lot of them are our companies, but not always," Hippeau said.

And while we could indeed have a recession this year, for the prices of good growth stocks -- the stocks of companies that have real businesses and real profits, but that have been valued by the market at high multiples of current earnings -- to tank on that possibility just doesn't make sense.

The Strad, a violin created in 1715 that has been valued at $5 million, will be reunited with its owner, an unidentified donor, on Thursday afternoon.

Comcast paid about $70 billion in stock and debt for AT&T assets that had been valued by outsiders at closer to $50 billion.

Through a trust that will come to him upon the death of his parents, he indirectly held Enron shares that had been valued at $1,000 to $15,000 but are now virtually worthless.

To generate revenue now, states are selling municipal bonds tied to some or all of the first 25 years of expected payments from the tobacco companies, under a pact signed with 46 states that has been valued at $206 billion.

To generate revenue now, these states are selling municipal bonds tied to some or all of the first 25 years of expected payments from the tobacco companies, under a pact signed with 46 states that has been valued at $206 billion.

Tesco said it was likely to build homes itself via its development wing, Spenhill, while also selling sites to housing developers, in a programme that has been valued by Property Week at £1bn, based on a valuation of £250,000 per home.