Sentence examples for that would have valued from inspiring English sources

Fender filed to go public in an initial stock offering in March, in a deal that would have valued the company at as much as $396 million.

Given Sterling Cooper's existing 1.5 million outstanding shares, that would have valued the agency at $17.1 million — or about $114.4 million in today's dollars.

Scottish & Newcastle has rejected an improved bid approach from Carlsberg and Heineken that would have valued the business at £7.6bn plus debt.

The company had said in July that it would go public through a complex deal that would have valued the firm at $12 billion to $15 billion.

Jack Welch, the former boss of General Electric, reportedly considered a bid for the Globe in 2006 that would have valued the paper at $500m-$500m-$600m

The company, Nest, was raising money that would have valued it at two billion dollars; Google's C.E.O., Larry Page, wanted Nest so badly that he offered three billion dollars.

The bank's previous shareholders would have received warrants that would have value only if the new company rebounded.

The funding program that supported the work described in this paper was intended to support the translation of social science research into products that would have value for the wider polity.

If our ancestors had declared themselves thus satisfied, we would be without many things that we value and that they would have valued too, could they have imagined them.

And at the end of last year, Souq was actually in talks to sell a 30percentt stake to Amazon in a deal that also would have valued it at $1 billion.

That offer would have valued Time Inc. at about $1.8 billion.