Sentence examples for ��56bn from high-quality English sources.

• The purchase will cost Takeda $56bn in cash and new shares.

• In the chaos of those 25 minutes, 2bn shares, worth $56bn, changed hands.

• Meanwhile, the Government is pressing ahead with a £56bn plan to develop HS2.

• Much depends on the success of Didi’s global move, not least its lofty $56bn valuation.

• Over 2m tourists visited in 2017, spending 56bn pesos ($1.1bn).

• The cumulative cost in lost productivity could be as high as ¥6trn ($56bn).

• This has paved the way for Sudan to win relief on more than $56bn of its debt.

• The rest of the cash was to be released this autumn if the project was on track to stay within its £56bn budget.

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• Despite a wobbly 2018, iPhone sales rose to $56bn during the fourth quarter of 2019, up eight per cent over the year.

• The project was budgeted at a whopping £56bn, but the non-executive chair of HS2 Ltd has admitted it may cost another £30bn.

• The estimated price tag for HS2 in 2015 was just under £56bn but Europe’s largest infrastructure project is now thought likely to cost £106bn.

• By the time the project received parliamentary approval last year, the budget had risen to £56bn, an increase of 70% from the initial estimate in 2010.

• It has increasingly spread its influence and invested heavily across the continent – in 2014 alone, China signed more than £56bn in construction contracts there.

• Potential trouble spots include construction (with nearly $30bn in junk debt due by the end of 2021), media and entertainment ($35bn), and energy and utilities ($56bn).

• The deal also cemented Didi as the planet’s most valuable startup (for now), with a $56bn valuation, speeding past Uber, whose most recent round saw its worth fall to just $48bn.

• A report from the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation, a think-tank, also released on May 20th, guessed export controls could cost American firms up to $56bn in lost sales over five years.

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• Jelena McWilliams, the head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), noted in a recent speech that banks’ exposure to non-banks has increased from $56bn in 2010 to $376bn in June this year.

• As a result of the boycott, shares in Facebook fell 8.3% on Friday, eliminating $56bn (£45bn) from the company's market value and knocking $7.2bn off Mr Zuckerberg's personal net worth, Bloomberg reported.

• The case is being brought on Monday by the UK-based App Drivers and Couriers Union in the district court in Amsterdam, where the international headquarters of the $56bn (£44.5bn) ride-hailing firm is located.

• Transport • Built 'smart motorways' – which ease congestion by monitoring traffic and adjusting lanes or speed limits – for the Highways Agency • Major contractor on £56bn HS2 high-speed rail project • Upgraded track and power lines for Network Rail • Major contractor on London’s Crossrail project • Roadbuilding and bridges