Sentence examples similar to and easy to value from inspiring English sources

The bad assets in their banks were more homogenous and easier to value than those currently clogging things up.

It encourages corporate borrowers to put up "highly liquid and easy-to-value collateral, such as U.S. government obligations," against their short-term debts.

And whereas Lehman's exposures were hidden from public view, Greece's are largely out in the open and are also reasonably easy to value.

But getting OTC derivative markets to use trading platforms is harder than getting them to clear: anything traded on an exchange can be cleared, but the converse is not true.A simple OTC contract with an obscure maturity date is easy to value and margin.

That should make ERNs easy to value.

It is easy to value the head over the heart.

It is easy to value today as if we had lots more of them coming, and value it barely more highly than tomorrow.

In summary, our work aims to assess the lowest effective gonadotropin dose and to find simple and easy to measure prognostic value for later response to ovarian stimulation combined with intrauterine insemination.

In these curves, it is better and easy to fix the values of (( S_{text{o}}^ )−S * )/θ * instead of S * as in the previous curves (Figs. 3, 4).

The hypothesis goes: electricity is invisible and it is easier to value if you experience it in a visceral way.

It is slow to converge and easy to fall into extreme values.