The net value of these two eight hours arguments is doubtful.

The net value to each of us is eighty mil.'

The net value of assets minus liabilities.

Shares of these firms now trade below their book values, which are the net value of assets they own.

The deal has a net value of $1.12 billion including debt, it said.

The gross value of these things, however, is far above their net value when one considers time and expense of sale.

The net value of their property, deducting debts, is $3,160,000.

Her will, obtained by the Architects' Journal, shows that the net value of her estate was £67,249,458.

Several recent reports including one in the Los Angeles Times have put a net value on the estate of $200 million.

Rallye is engaged in a row about how it calculates its accounts, with some hedge funds arguing its methodology flatters the company's net value.

Santander sold its portfolio at a net value of 10 billion euros after a discount of around 66 percent.

Their wage bill is a smidgen lower than Bayern's, their net value a touch behind, fifth in the world plays fourth in the world.

But abstraction and the use of terms to record what is abstracted put the net value of individual experience at the permanent disposal of mankind.

Not many men, worthy of the name, gain anything of net value by marriage, at least as the institution is now met with in Christendom.

According to the OECD, the net value of a man's post-secondary education here was just $63,000 over his working life.

IBM will also receive $200 million worth of assets, making the net value of the deal $1.3 billion, it is understood.