Sentence examples for which was appraised from inspiring English sources

He said he still owed close to $100,000 on his house in Detroit, which was appraised recently at $25,000.

That was the case a year ago when Mr. Ballard agreed to assume the $312,000 mortgage of a struggling entrepreneur who was facing foreclosure on his home, which was appraised at $360,000.

The monthly cost of that unit as a condo, which was appraised at $134,000 and received a new loan of $55,860, is $1,080, with the condo owner taking on about $5,000 in added debt.

Church leaders once demanded $35 million for the property, which was appraised at between $300,000 and $700,000.

The San Francisco Chronicle reported that the Port of San Francisco owns the empty lot, which was appraised two years ago to be worth $30 million, and would lease or sell the lot to Lucas. .

Arlt et al. evaluated an E-Learning module for naturopathy in veterinary medicine which was appraised as a reasonable complement" by the attending students [ 8].

Judge Barker had stayed foreclosure on the church's chapel, school and parsonage, which are appraised at $8 million, so the church could take its case to the United States Court of Appeals in Chicago.

Although she claimed a victory, the two parties settled out of court, agreeing to split the baby: Barnes got thirty thousand dollars from the Rose Williams Trust for his share of the diaries, which were appraised at sixty thousand dollars.

The health plan also provided input for the four contextual criteria, which were appraised qualitatively.

At this stage, 25 papers were excluded, leaving nine relevant studies, which were appraised for quality, using the CASP tool (see ESM Online Resources 1 and 3).

For the implementation of the clinical guidelines for suicide attempters the inclusion criteria were patient records from adult men and women, which were appraised at a psychiatric emergency clinic after a suicide attempt.