Sentence examples similar to a swelled value from inspiring English sources
As they grow still wealthier and the postindustrial service sector swells, values shift from survival to self-expression.
When Foxtons became a public company in 2013, it was initially valued at £650m; within six months, demand for its shares had swelled that value to £1.1bn.
When the stock rebounded, those GRATs swelled in value.
Companies controlled by Eike Batista, Brazil's richest person, have swelled in value by the billions.
Older Vespas have swelled in value in recent years and have become coveted collectibles in their own right.
The free swell test value is given by: {text{Free swelling value }} = frac{{{text{V}}_{2} 10}}{10} times 100 (3)where V2 is in cm3.
The capacity retention is 87.0% and the swell value in thickness is 3.1% for the cell with 2.0 wt.% VEC after 400 cycles between 3.0 V and 4.5 V, compared to the values of 38.4% and 38.6%, respectively, for the cell without additive.
For the untreated specimen, the swell value stabilized at 8.75%.
However, for the quicklime-treated specimens, the maximum swell value observed in the presence of 10% lime content is 0.40%.
When you add Libor-fixing to a claim it can swell its value very quickly and matters such as consequential loss are brought into play".
