Sentence examples for which would value from inspiring English sources

The paper calls for a new paradigm of a hybrid economy which would value and integrate the informal economy alongside the formal economies.

UK group BAE Systems was another name mentioned, with a possible price of 180p suggested, which would value the business at more than £800m.

Dealers said there was talk of an offer at the £23 to £25 level, which would value the company at about £1bn.

Samsung is understood to be prepared to bid as much as $15.49 a share, which would value the Canadian group at about $7.5bn.

Who? Venture capitalists, for now: the company is about to close yet another round of funding – its seventh – worth $400m, which would value it at $8bn.

Mr. Icahn's offer, which would value the entire company at $90 million, was disclosed in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

It's an inexact science, but families should consult with high school guidance counselors and college admissions officers to determine which schools would value the student.

What is less clear, however, is the extent to which households would value and be willing to pay for container-based sanitation services.

But for its IPO, it first projected a range of $11 to 13 per share, which would only value the company at a little more than $4 billion.

Value judgments have the form: if one acted in a particular way (or valued this object), then certain consequences would ensue, which would be valued (VEK 11).

A company spokesman declined to comment on the deal, which would be valued about $9 billion.