Sentence examples for appreciated considerably from inspiring English sources

She said the pictures had appreciated considerably since the company acquired them in 1993.

This appreciated considerably in value before its sale 10 years later.

German chancellor Angela Merkel was quite happy for Germany's juggernaut economy to benefit from an artificially low currency – the old Deutsche Mark would have appreciated considerably if still in existence, making the country's exports significantly less attractive – but seems less keen to give too much back.

With real estate prices having appreciated considerably in the 10 years since the Board of Education bought the building for $995,000, Mr. Thompson said, it made more sense to sell the house and put the proceeds in an income-generating account that would provide for a housing allowance for future chancellors.

Many have appreciated considerably since you bought them.

Further back in September, 2008, when the Lehman shock shook the world economy, the yen appreciated considerably.

Another is that hotel property can appreciate considerably.

The overseas total for 2004 is $256.1 billion, compared with $244.4 billion for 2003; the figure for last year was increased from a December estimate of $221.9 billion because of exchange rates that saw many overseas currencies appreciate considerably.

Dennis Mangone, a broker at the Corcoran Group who recently had three listings in the building (one was just rented), said that competition between the sponsor (there is still one unsold one-bedroom ) and individual owners had "cannibalized resales" and that he expected prices to appreciate considerably in the next year.

Given SP's history of encouraging settlement and development along its lines, land prices were expected to appreciate considerably.

Old and rare comics can appreciate considerably in value over the years, particularly if they feature well known characters such as Superman (Action Comics #1) or Batman (Detective Comics #27).