Sentence examples for value rose from from inspiring English sources

During her time at Burberry, the company value rose from £2 billion to more than £7 billion.

Unify's market value rose from $25 million at the end of October 1998 to a peak of $750 million last December.

But between 1980 and 1990 the median home value rose from twenty-four toousand dollars to a hundred and forty-one thousand, and has certainly gone up from there; thousandt million-dollandcondominium sale took place earlier thas year.

Their combined revenues grew by 26 million euros ($36 million) to 3.9 billion euros ($5.5 billion) for the 2008 09 season, while their value rose from 439 million euros to an average of 451 million euros (to $632 million from $691 million).

To create, in less than a generation, a business whose value rose from nothing to more than the GDP of a country the size of Turkey, implies the production of goods on which huge numbers of people place a high value.

Its value rose from 1,200 to 6,500 points, only to fall to 666 within a year.

The value of the global wool clothing industry at retailer level has increased by £22m, with global market value rising from £1.2bn in 2009 to £1.42bn in 2011.

In the context of the HDI, I pointed out 15 years ago that by aggregating GDP per capita with life expectancy the HDI implicitly put a value on an extra year of life, and I showed that this value rises from a very low level in poor countries to a remarkably high level in rich ones (4-5 times GDP per capita).

Between June 1980 and spring 1986, the dollar nearly doubled in value, rising from 1/653rd to 1/338th of an ounce of gold.

Introduced Diet Coke 1982, saw Coke market value rise from $4 billion to $145 billion over his 16-year leadership; never sold a share.

The stress strain curve of non-emulsion epoxy cement paste (NEPC) manifests an obvious secondary step, and the fracture strain value rises from 0.6% to 1.2 1.3% which proves the NEP enhances the resistance to cracking.