Sentence examples for value of the prize from inspiring English sources

The maximum value of the prize is £200.

The price of administration, in fact, usually far outstrips the value of the prize itself.

But even before the financial crisis, some doubted the value of the prize.

Monday's announcement introduced the first reduction in the face value of the prize since 1949.

Too many categories can confuse consumers and reduce the overall value of the prize.

The total value of the prize pot in March was £67m, but in June it is estimated it will be £62m.

Captains, who formed a class in Algiers and Tunis, commanded cruisers outfitted by wealthy backers, who then received 10 percent of the value of the prizes.

THE ranks of competitive cooks have swelled in recent years as the number of contests — there are now thousands — and the cash value of the prizes have surged.

The total value of the prizes is commonly the amount remaining after expenses including the profits for the promoter, the costs of promotion, and the taxes or other revenues have been deducted from the pool, though in some lotteries the number and value of prizes are predetermined and the profits for the promoter depend on the number of tickets sold.

The total value of the prizes captured at the Nile and subsequently bought into the Royal Navy was estimated at just over £130,000 (the equivalent of £ as of ).

It is said that his mind changed once his attention had been drawn to the publicity value of the prizes for Sweden.