Sentence examples for Valuation-wise from inspiring English sources

Valuation-wise, the biggest downside is in China, India and Indonesia.

It believed a bid for Logica - the IT services group which has been rumoured to be of potential interest to Indian businesses - was less likely: The problem is size – not valuation-wise as the likes of Infosys (as an example) can easily justify the deal in paper terms, but in terms of revenue.

Augustine: Our equity team has been using the volatility in stocks—often driven by exchange-traded fund buying or selling, which will lift stocks or take them down in whole sectors as an opportunity to get into some individual stocks that had been out of range for them, valuation-wise, over the past couple of years.

Hanke declined to go into detail on the matter in an interview with FORBES, but in a video presentation at U.C. Berkeley's Haas School of Business in March 2016 noted that there was "a bit of a mismatch where we were coming out valuation-wise and where the VCs were used to investing in startups at.

Explaining the company's stellar valuation, Mr Wise says: "It's the first and main device people in these geographies use to connect to the web and these are the markets that will define the next wave of growth for technology businesses".

"The exchange rate and the salary cap have both kept down costs for Canadian teams, because salaries are paid in U.S. dollars," said Drew Dorweiler of the Montreal valuation and accounting firm Wise, Blackman.

The T. Rowe Price that emerged in the early 1980s was a firm chastened, wiser and much more valuation-conscious, with strong bond and value funds to complement its original growth specialty.

Had it waited until after the event and watched younger competitors revel in the spotlight, its valuation could have sunk, so this was wise timing to sell.

Some figure they can coax an appraiser into lowering a valuation for them, but the I.R.S. has gotten wise to that.

With a five year rally at our backs and valuations stretched, taking a little money off the table seems wise.

And, although I knew that what I owned had real valuation, I had never quite thought of jewelry purchased as wise investments before.