Sentence examples for value which starts from inspiring English sources

The value, which starts at an estimated £13m and extends to £20m, reflects the possible time frame of the engagement.

If the standard deviation is greater than the threshold (this threshold is taken from the fuzzy member ship variable Stddev's High value which starts from 8.5) then Eq. (11) is followed else Eq. (9) is followed.

This value includes editing (which starts with content filtering - the choice of what to publish and what to refuse - and extends through content development and quality control), manufacturing of the physical product, marketing, sales, distribution and collecting and disbursing money.

It would value Vice — which started 20 years ago as a free magazine in Montreal — at more than $2.5 billion.

As a result, the Government of Sweden agreed to finance two repair programmes (value US$22 million) which started in December 1999.

"This experience has not put me off coaching, but it has emphasised to me that rugby relies on values and comradeship which start at the top of an organisation," he said.

The flagship fund, also called Third Avenue Value, which he started in 1990, had a five-year annualized return of 15.7percentthroughgh June 30, compared with an average of 13.19percentt for all small-cap value funds tracked by Morningstar Inc.

His base salary this season was $450,000, a fraction of his market value in a league in which starting quarterbacks make $5 million and more.

A cut in the float value will end a saga which started six years ago, when Standard successfully opposed a demutualisation attempt by Fred Woolard.

Zillow which started off valuing homes on its site has since moved into home sales and home rentals.

Offshore mutual funds that concentrate on emerging-markets debt hold Iraqi debt with a face value of roughly $1.2 billion, most of which started as loans from French and Arab banks before 1990.