Sentence examples for value began from inspiring English sources

It was soon seen as a prize and its value began to mount.

But merchants gradually began to accept bitcoins, and at the end of 2010 their value began to appreciate rapidly.

The peso's value began climbing last year and has increased more than 9 percent since the beginning of 2010.

The obsession with shareholder value began in 1976, he says, when Michael Jensen and William Meckling, two economists, published an article, "Theory of the Firm: Managerial Behaviour, Agency Costs and Ownership Structure", which argued that the owners of companies were getting short shift from professional managers.

Originally a general store (specializing in "dry goods, clothing, groceries, hardware, boots, shoes, hats, caps, bonnets, cutlery, flowers combs etc. etc. etc")., the brothers' firm expanded into a cotton brokerage firm during the 1850s as the crop's value began to soar in Britain and France.

Subsequently, the pure technical efficiency value began to drop, and the lowest value appeared in 2012, and afterwards the efficiency value began to rebound.

Unlike a commodity, whose value begins to decline the moment it changes hands, an artwork gains in value from the act of being circulated published, shown, written about, passed from generation to generation — from being, at its core, an offering.

As luminance values of glare sources get extremely high, the impact of the absolute luminance value begins to dominate the impact of the contrast ratio.

The period of each trend value begins in 1964 and ends in the year indicated by the abscissa.

It returned in 2016 when, as he readily admitted, he couldn't help but notice his Bitcoins' value begin to soar and became fascinated anew with cryptocurrencies.

Many of the basic issues in the theory of value begin with questions or assumptions about how these various kinds of claim are related to one another.