Sentence examples for closer to fair from inspiring English sources

"You're getting closer to fair value," Ms. Kim said of the share prices.

Singapore is also closer to fair value, according to The Economist's long-run average ratio of house prices to rents.The government has been trying to dampen things down by targeting speculative transactions.

A 10% increase in prices prompts only a 3.6% increase in supply, according to the OECD, compared with a 20% increase in America.In Australia the market is at least inching closer to fair value.

Nordic currencies that looked wildly overvalued by our greasy metric fell closer to fair value during the worst years of the euro crisis to the relief of Swedish and Danish exporters.

Lee Rosenberg, a financial planner in Jericho, N.Y., said he expects REIT share prices to level off in coming months, "as they come closer to fair value," but he favors them for portfolio diversification.

One of the lowest rates of unemployment (5.4%) in Europe further underpins the housing market.British house prices have posted only modest overall declines over the past five years (although rising rents and incomes have also helped bring things closer to fair value).

At 44, she is direct, even pleading, as she leans her slight frame against the table, inching closer to fair-goers driving rented scooters and wearing church T-shirts.

But broader measures of PPP suggest the yen is close to fair value.

Spain is modestly overvalued, but America, France, Sweden and New Zealand look reasonably close to fair value.

Technology businesses came closest to fair representation over their racial make-up.

But hey, for Coulter, that's as close to fair dialogue as a liberal is likely to get.