Sentence examples for appreciation because of from inspiring English sources

Now, if the outlook is correct and EEM appreciates another 10% by year-end, the underlying GRAT experiences almost twice the appreciation because of the leverage created by the at-the-money long call options.

Full depth reclamation (FDR) of asphalt pavements has gained general appreciation because of its technical, economical and environmental advantages.

His writing was shielded from wider appreciation because of its association with the science fiction genre.

"I've seen people who have a zero return see a tremendous capital appreciation because of assets," he said.

"In the second quarter, I think we're going to see more appreciation because of the high level of activity" early this year, said Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, an appraisal firm.

Future changes to climate are likely to affect visitor appreciation because of earlier flowering dates and a later arrival of autumn colours.

And this is not just a figure of speech, a metaphor of appreciation, because it really does taste of ripe summer fruit, albeit mingled with the sun-bleached heat of Spanish summer sunshine.

We love him too because of his appreciation of our British athletes.

And if tea drinkers do finish their cup (which is not always the case), it is more out of politeness to a host, or genuine appreciation, or because of real thirst, than because they "cherish every drop of their chai". In reality, they're more likely to cherish the first drops than the last ones, that may often be abandoned in the cup or the pot.

It does not imply a faster pace of appreciation, because the yuan had never hit its previous trading limits; within the old band it could have risen by much more than it did.

So, you may decide not to buy card in show of appreciation because you have to patch it with another gift which makes it two gift at a time.