Sentence examples for up valued from inspiring English sources

Do the math and allow for cash flow paying down some of NBC's $9 billion of debt along the way, and NBC ends up valued just shy of $40 billion — and GE's stake at just under $20 billion.

Hornik cited Square as a company that had to go public due to capital concerns, and ended up valued during its offering at half its private sticker price, implying that it is something of a cautious example.

While every business has different valuation formulas, most owner-reliant Middle Stage Level Two businesses end up valued in the $50,000 to $500,000 range.

Giving up valued activities is found to threaten personal identity and indicate near-future physical decline [ 15].

Older people who have chronic pain have also been found to persevere in keeping up valued activities, roles and relationships (Sofaer-Bennett et al. 2007).

In many hospitals and clinics, medical scribes help spare the physician the onerous duty of documentation, thereby freeing up valued time to enable reconnection.

I grew up valuing lots of different kinds of opinions and people of different backgrounds.

If you insist on measuring everything you value, you will end up valuing only what can be measured.

That's because the term, in Silicon Valley, has come to mean a technology start-up valued at more than $1 billion.

THE BILLION-DOLLAR START-UP CLUB  |  It may seem exciting from the outside, but having your start-up valued at more than $1 billion limits your options, Nick Bilton writes on the Bits blog.

Several social media start-ups, valued in the multibillion-dollar range, are preparing to go public.