Sentence examples for worth of existing from inspiring English sources

Private health firms such as Circle, Bupa, Virgin Care and Care UK are lined up to win £9bn worth of existing business.

The bank announced this morning that it received offers to exchange £12.51bn worth of existing securities, and has decided to swap £8.78bn [more details can be seen here].

He complained that the bill didn't do enough at the border, even though it lavishes billions of dollars on border drones and troops on top of decades' worth of existing militarization.

Some of the headline findings: "If we continue on our current path, by 2050 between $66bn and $106bn worth of existing coastal property will likely be below sea level nationwide, with $238bn to $507bn worth of property below sea level by 2100".

That would be in addition to the devolution of up to £30bn worth of existing Whitehall funds and thus, Adonis argues, a more ambitious package than that recommended to the coalition by Lord Heseltine.

The acoustic identification of Antarctic minke whales offers the opportunity to retrospectively analyse several years' worth of existing long-term recordings to explore seasonal occurrence and migration patterns of this species, including the possibility of using acoustics to estimate abundance [ 22].

Sir James reckons that about £40 billion-worth of existing mortgage-backed bonds will mature in each of the next three years equal to about two-thirds of the net new lending forecast for the period.The Crosby report coming as America tries ever harder to breathe life into its mortgage market has led to a furious debate over whether Britain's government should try to fix things too, and if so, how.

Disasters may very well do the opposite and provide proof of the worth of the existing social system- including the existing worldview and lifestyle.

According to Goodman's math, nearly 7 million homes will be lost to bank repossession, representing almost 18 months' worth of existing-home sales (currently at modest clip of 5.2 million annually).

Its development was quite prolonged, although successful, but by the time it finished its manufacturer's trials in early 1944 there was no need for a high-altitude fighter and it was not worth reducing the production of existing fighters to convert a factory over to the I-211.

Worth noting that Nokia base of existing Symbian users is still bigger than the base of users on Microsoft's Windows Phone OS, with Symbian covering 12% of the market and all of Microsoft's operating systems (which also include legacy Windows Mobile users) at 5%.  .  .