Sentence examples for correctly value from inspiring English sources

"Glencore believes that current prices do not correctly value the scarcity of our zinc resources," the company said.

But one would have to travel far and wide to find a partnership that could correctly value the doubleton club queen in the South hand.

The company said it acted to "preserve the value of reserves in the ground at a time of low zinc and lead prices, which do not correctly value the scarce nature of our resources".

Investors do not correctly value the prospects of stocks with good fundamentals; they overvalue them.

And they do not correctly value the prospects of stocks that are weak; they undervalue them.

If we correctly value one more than another, it must be because the first produces more numerous, intense, or durable pleasures than the other.

Q. Are Japanese stocks correctly valued? A. We are about 75percentt below the 1989 peak.

A bank's success or failure lies with correctly valuing assets and assessing risk within its lending portfolios.

Ongoing global expansion, aided by current group investment, continues to be weighed against the now established difficulty of correctly valuing internet growth stocks.

If forests are correctly valued — for the carbon they sequester and the damage they spare the planet — then there is far more to gain from leaving them in tact.

All 10 tricks must be played except at null, if the declarer wins a trick and the skat is then faced to ensure that the game is correctly valued.