Sentence examples for are losing value from inspiring English sources

How many Americans are saddled with mortgages they cannot afford on houses that are losing value?

Far-flung suburbs are losing value relative to cities and close-in suburbs that offer such walkable areas.

Their savings are losing value fast, and even their connections can't help them circumvent shortages of food and heating fuel.

Already stock markets and currencies in other emerging markets are losing value, reflecting the fear of contagion.

If that wasn't enough, rising interest rates and credit tightening has strengthened the dollar, and currencies across the developing world are losing value.

Mr. Cuomo described residents as being imprisoned in their homes, which are losing value even as their tax bills keep climbing.

He added: "I know that there is real sadness that we are losing valued services, but this is part of a strategy to ensure BBC radio continues to be as relevant and popular as ever in the digital world.

Its stock has been losing value since 1998.

Europe, Japan and South America all cut back on their purchases even though the dollar was losing value.

John Robertson, an economist, said the new note was losing value at 70 Zimbabwean dollars a minute.

Coal, he pointed out, is losing value in every country except India.