Sentence examples for value you know from inspiring English sources

In professional services, as elsewhere, you get the value you know enough to pay for.

It helps that it's good value – you know that you won't be able to buy whatever it is you're looking for cheaper anywhere else.

Replacement value, you know, it's an issue.

And there may be even incentives for insiders to buy at face value, you know, the stuff and then get a cost-only loan and default on it.

Once you understand your lifetime value, you know how much you can spend to acquire the customer and most investors in private firms push you to push that to the max – and take those losses early so you can enjoy larger profits later.

They both have their value, you know what I mean?

And you know, I am a proud Democrat, those are the values, you know — middle class tax relief, helping working families, fixing the health care system — those are the national priorities right now.

Property values, you know.

It trades at a very low multiple of the book value and, you know, the comp – the company — the equity continues to trade as if it's really an option on the debt side of the capital structure.

So I think it's acting like a classic value investor, you know, you sell what they're buying and you buy what they're selling.

$105 x 1860 = $195,300 approximate market value Now you know how it's done, so try it on your own home or an example to get into it.