Sentence examples for a valuation to from inspiring English sources

These people said the current expectation is for a valuation to be more than $10 billion and if markets improve, could be significantly higher.

Similarly, in the right branch the presence of b and ∼b makes it impossible for a valuation to result in all the sentences of the branch receiving the value true.

An expert hired by my building's co-op board submitted a valuation to the B.S.A. that found the profit to be made would be $60.9 million on the estimated project cost of $80 million — a hefty return of over 75percentt on the investment.

He said the company alerted the US authorities after the problem first came to light last month and had decided to withdraw the products voluntarily for reasons of patient safety while it carried out a valuation to determine what was causing the problem.

Namely, Dunn considers a valuation to be a function not from sentences to elements of the set {T, F} but from sentences to subsets of this set (see also Dunn 2000, 7).

But it seems unlikely now that Spinvox can hope to achieve a valuation to better the money put into it, especially since a potential exit route has now been closed off by this SimulScribe deal with Ditech Networks.

Nevertheless, "Yahoo! is attractive on a valuation-to-growth basis and, while not our top idea in the group, stock should participate in a sector rebound, in our view".

There is statistically significant evidence of an association between setting and the propensity to give a zero valuation to a given health state (p < 0.001).

This involves identifying the critical strategic decisions for production and subjecting them to a valuation process to establish their economic effectiveness.

As a result, BankUnited is widely expected to fetch a premium valuation to its $1.2 billion book value, or assets minus liabilities.

After a phone call between Putin and Obama, the Kremlin said both gave a "positive valuation" to the Munich meeting.