Sentence examples for then value from inspiring English sources
Then value will matter, even to those who now disdain such "jetsam".
In a time of austerity, then, value for money is even more important than it might otherwise be.
By some accounts, the value of assets held in this shadow system is as large or larger than then value of the assets held in the formal, regulated banking system.
She did not expect to have her character assessed on the basis of her outfit, or if she did then value for money seemed like a good judgment to earn.
Back in 2009 Bransky, who lives alone in a flat in north London, contacted Money after the pension service wrote to him telling him that his winter fuel payment had been cut in half to the then value of £125, because there was "someone else living in [his] household".
If, however, a stimulus package is embedded in the generation of a different type of economy, characterised by strong firms, embedded regional banks, vocational institutions and land trusts, a living wage and an interest rate cap – then value can be generated in areas other than rationalization and financialisation.
The clubhouse was then valued at $625,000.
The investment back then valued the company at $3.7 billion.
Three months later, Green Tree sold itself to Conseco in a deal then valued at $7.6 billion in Conseco stock.
His Enron holdings, then valued between $15,000 and $50,000, were sold before his confirmation last spring.
VA Linux agreed on Feb. 3 to buy Andover.Net in a cash and stock transaction then valued at $1.04 billion.
