Sentence examples for worth substantially from inspiring English sources

Nearly six years on, the property is worth substantially less than the couple paid for it.

"Our current estimate for the sign-up case was $243m and so many view this case is worth substantially more".

And they want to stay in their homes — even if those homes are worth substantially less than they paid.

When an Oracle lawyer suggested on Monday that the infringement verdict on the nine lines could be worth substantially more, Alsup said the idea "borders on the ridiculous".

But the BSkyB board, led by the private equity boss Nicholas Ferguson, is arguing that the company is worth substantially more, and has suggested a price of 800p.

Currently, the lucrative trade in logging, cattle grazing and palm oil, means tropical forests are worth substantially more dead than alive to developing countries.

James said the ring's worth was "substantially more" than $15,000, as the value had been reported.

The News Corporation's offer would have been worth about $22.5 billion, substantially less than EchoStar's.

But each owns shares in the company that should be worth $3 billion or substantially more when the company goes public.

It is a problem that is getting worse by the day, with more than 107,000 foreclosures in September alone, and one of every five mortgages underwater, by some estimates, meaning the homes are worth less — often substantially less — than the mortgage.

It is worth noting that substantially elevated Ki67 scores were also detected in the surrounding liver parenchyma, which may also suggest continued cell proliferation through presumably paracrine or space-requiring effects as a result of the stimulated expansion of metastatic tissue towards the end or even after termination of liver regeneration (10 14 days following PH).