Sentence examples for accurately value from inspiring English sources

What if today's share prices accurately value the capital of American companies?

In response, Finance Commissioner Martha E. Stark said that her staff was "doing what it is supposed to do, which is to accurately value properties".

But most would also agree that our inability to accurately value these things does not mean that they should be left out altogether from economic modelling, a method the government uses to inform decision making.

General secretary Billy Hayes said: "Hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayers' money have been lost because of the failure of the Government and its advisers to accurately value the company.

This means investors will quickly and accurately value Ikanos Communications without fireworks.

How, then, do we generate investor interest in a convertible bond that is extremely difficult to accurately value?

In contrast, on the TTO patients gave accurate estimates of their future and previous health, and they also accurately valued their previous health.

But have those assets been accurately valued?

But they will do so only if the house is accurately valued and insured for that amount.

If one believes the stock market accurately values companies, United Rentals was worth a lot less without Cerberus.

An investor who has worked closely with Hilco said a core skill was accurately valuing stock, partly because one of its bread-and-butter services is assessing stock for insurance purposes.