Sentence examples for a depreciating value from inspiring English sources

Just like a home investment, you will be paying a large amount of money, but like any vehicle, an RV has a depreciating value.

Miah was unusual among his fellow drivers because he began to note down every job, every fare, and every one of his many and varied costs, on a set of spreadsheets that he kept on his phone: from the data plan on his mobile to the class-four national insurance that he paid now that he was self-employed, and the weekly, depreciating value of his Ford Galaxy.

(See "Morgan Stanley's Bad Moment") The rapidly depreciating value of mortgage-related assets and the general turmoil in the credit markets has punished Wall Street's power houses.

The rapidly depreciating value of mortgage-related assets and the general turmoil in the credit markets has punished Morgan Stanley and most of the rest of Wall Street.

Baxter said customers could replace Colleague pumps with the company's Sigma Spectrum pumps, or they could receive the lesser of the pump's depreciated value — a minimum of $1,500 for a single-channel pump or $3,000 for a triple-channel pump — or the purchase price.

Continuing soft demand that has sapped sales for the builders has also depreciated values of the homes they build.

In the Commons, Duncan Smith claimed the writing down procedure was quite normal likening it to the way in which a car depreciates in value.

With fewer buyers in the market and a healthy supply of new art, the contemporary art market took a precipitous fall in the last year, with some pieces depreciating in value by up to 90%.

Isn't Microsoft depreciating the value proposition of Office 365 by making a component that it once sold, free?

That's why so many vinyl records include a download code, so you can listen to the music without actually depreciating the value of your vinyl.

That symbol has depreciated in value a bit considering that Android flagships compete (and sometimes beat) the iPhone in features, specs, etc., and that iPhones are everywhere these days.