Sentence examples for decimate the value from inspiring English sources
Rising rates and inflation could decimate the value of a low-rate, fixed-income portfolio.
At the same time, big shareholders can't dump their shares without decimating the value of the stock.
Many were burned later when Deutsche Telekom's imperial ambitions left it deeply in debt, decimating the value of the shares.
The global financial crisis has hammered confidence in South Korea's once-booming economy, decimating the value of its currency, the won, and forcing tens of thousands of students to alter their study plans, or cancel them altogether.
The 50% drop in the rouble has not only decimated the value of remittances sent home by workers from the Caucasus and central Asia, but is discouraging migrants from staying in Russia to earn a salary for themselves and their families.
Today, Uber and Lyft have decimated the value of taxi medallions.
Those newcomers have hammered his industry and decimated the value of taxi medallions, once-valuable licenses to drive a cab that used to be seen as secure and lucrative investments.
By disregarding the industry wisdom that gut feelings, day-to-day poll movements, and talking head commentary are what matter, he has decimated the value of these superficial judgments.
The decline of benthic macroinvertebrate communities affects recreational fishing and aquaculture, decimating the local value of these ecosystem services (Patil and Deng 2012).
"[This] would decimate the electronics and software industries".
And, as a bonus, it would decimate the cast.
