Sentence examples for damage the value of from inspiring English sources
Foreclosed properties damage the value of nearby homes and the tax bases of municipalities.
Ultimately, Mr. Wright was reassured that design blunders could not damage the value of the house.
At the same time they will probably try to avoid an ugly public squabble that could damage the value of the Jackson brand.
That would make the house even less valuable for the bank when it finally did foreclose, and it could also damage the value of nearby properties.
Even if the Chinese government did not try to prevent a takeover by Microsoft, a prolonged review could substantially damage the value of the business, a number of Internet industry executives said.
The prospective buyer is then made an offer for their old iPhone based on its condition, including hardware or water damage, the value of which can be exclusively used to discount the purchase of a new iPhone.
List any structures in the building or equipment that was damaged, the value of any damaged inventory and an estimate of the number of work hours lost to time needed for repairs or maintenance.
So that I may accomplish this without further damaging the value of my company, I've decided to go to Europe to work on my tragic addiction to power and privilege.
The Fed, meanwhile, has to show it has a strategy for selling the trillions of dollars of assets it bought during the crisis — without damaging the value of private investors' holdings and without, at some point, igniting inflation.
The campaign policy paper does not specify which techniques Mr. Romney should approve, saying more study was needed because Mr. Obama had "permanently damaged" the value of some by releasing memorandums detailing Bush-era techniques in April 2009.
