Sentence examples for which has valued from inspiring English sources

A small fraction was give to the Smithsonian Institution, which has valued it a $2500.

Snapbook's valuation, and those of its social media peers, will likely have soared after Twitter's initial public offering this month, which has valued the loss making short message system at over $23bn.

Despite the near loss of its leader, the expedition was successful in salvaging a good deal more silver coin; one of the lumps — a small fraction of the find — was given to the Smithsonian Institution, which has valued it at twenty-five hundollarsllars.

In addition to boatloads of cash, which has valued Robinhood at roughly $1.3 billion, the San Francisco startup has also picked up 3 million users trading in both stocks and cryptocurrency.

Lonski suggested that the IPO price tag – which had valued the company at $104bn – had been buoyed by over-enthusiasm surrounding the launch.

Ultimately, it is human capital which has value in labour markets.

It would appear that the US is ahead of Britain in realising the importance of character development – which has value, above all, for the most disadvantaged of students.

Sometimes you get criticism but I always felt growing up you tend to get a thick skin and know which has value in it".

In this regard, the points of the compass are like money, which has value only because men say that it does.

"With the technology of television changing at the speed of light everybody has to make sure they're doing something which has value.

Cohen says: "By creating a culture and environment which has values that are meaningful and aligned with those of staff, people are more motivated to work for you and will bend over backwards for things that they believe in.