Sentence examples for a precise valuation from inspiring English sources

Wolfsburg are refusing to put a precise valuation on De Bruyne.

This isn't a precise valuation method, but it's a way to assess the worth of troubled businesses since profitability can be swamped by inefficiencies or flattered by aggressive accounting.

Being able to bid on "bundles" clearly mitigates the exposure problem, which arises when one gains too few or too many of the items desired, since it gives the participants the option to bid their precise valuations for any collection of items they desire.

Here we argue that a precise definition is available and could help focus valuation studies, but that in using this scientific definition (a three-dimensional measure of total difference), valuation by stated-preference methods becomes, at best, very difficult.

The origins of the notion of valuation (see Section  2 for a precise definition) can be traced back to Dehn's solution of Hilbert's Third Problem.

You could pay a valuation firm thousands of dollars for a precise answer, or you could follow some rules of thumb and get pretty darn close for free.

(The terminology of a valuation's being consistent with a consequence relation is adapted from Dana Scott. A precise definition appears in Section 2).

"There is a precise clause".

Willis is a precise craftsman.

It distills a precise mood.

It's a precise business".