Sentence examples for appreciated beyond from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully, the value of having different perspectives will be appreciated beyond this historic campaign".

The fund's portfolio managers have been trimming or selling positions that have appreciated beyond their comfort zone and are finding it harder to come up with solid replacements.

"I feel frustrated that we are rarely appreciated beyond the content of our poetry, which is viewed as an exotic curiosity.

Spread two fingers across the screen and the whole image gets magnified.But just because Apple is clever enough to do all these things, and more, does not mean they will necessarily be appreciated beyond the Macaholics, fashionistas and other early adopters.

The socializing characteristics of Prosecco wine are appreciated beyond the original geographical area.

The deal itself isn't likely to be huge — Krungsri's new fund is $30 million in total, while Omise is sitting on significant digital funds after its token appreciated beyond $1 billion market cap — but the investment is significant because the bank is part of the wider Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), which is valued around $19 billion and present in 50 countries worldwide.

If the assets don't appreciate beyond the set rate of interest, the grantor is out the legal set-up fees (which generally start at $2,500 per GRAT) but otherwise no worse off, tax wise, since the grantor has simply paid back to himself as an annuity the assets put in the trust.

I need something emotional or experiential, something people can appreciate beyond technicalities or craft.

And I appreciate beyond belief the artists that continue to keep that alive in this day and age.

They know what central banks need to do to keep the local currency from appreciating beyond the point at which our non-commodity industries are destroyed by cheaper imports.

As foreign investors resorted to buying pounds for remittance to London just to pay off their newly maturing securities, the sudden demand for pounds led the pound to appreciate beyond its gold value against most major currencies, yet sharply depreciate against the French franc after French banks began liquidating their London accounts.