Sentence examples for an appreciation in a from inspiring English sources

Historically, the report found, one in five vehicles sold has been financed by an appreciation in a car buyer's home value.

When Japanese pensioners sold stocks and bonds abroad and repatriated the funds, they fuelled an appreciation in the yen—a consistent problem until 2012.

The Bank of England will only hike rates after the Fed, reckons Goldman Sachs, a bank, partly to avoid an appreciation in the pound and more deflationary pressure.

After Moss's death, Alastair Reid wrote an appreciation in which he quoted a poet who praised Moss's skills as an editor: So much is compressed into the compass of a poem that one always wondered if the reader would catch it all, take it all in.

For example, an appreciation in the yuan of 20%--a number tossed around by many Washington politicos--would generate a 16% deflationary impulse.

Conservatives like Texas Senator Ted Cruz accuse Facebook of bias he is still using the fact that Facebook mistakenly deleted a Chick-fil-a appreciation page in 2012 as exhibit A in his argument while liberals were horrified at Zuckerberg's defense of allowing Holocaust denial on the platform and the company's slow action to ban InfoWars.

With Jason early on, it was a mutual appreciation in a fan way.

Xia later added that, "At a certain point, when necessary, it is better to have a quick, prompt appreciation in a bid to fend off speculative capital".

Rarely does a defensive midfielder receive appreciation in a world where goalscoring and headline-making is invariably prized above all else.

In this tail break-up event, investors could expect an eventual 10% appreciation in a reinstated free-floating Deutschmark, based on Germany's competitiveness advantage over the pan-euro area.

McFarland's investment is now valued at $14,500, a decent appreciation in a little more than a year.