Sentence examples for depreciated for from inspiring English sources

For businesses, the Greens want to allow battery storage installations to be depreciated for tax purposes over three years - rather than the current 15 years - to drive the take-up of renewable energy storage.

The License Raj, Mr. Tainwala said, substantially increases costs in a market where sluggish consumer demand, high rent and a currency that has depreciated for more than a year have made it hard for retailers like him to operate profitably.

Castrated horses can't be depreciated for breeding purposes.

You'll want to write off purchases for those items you have to have first and put off purchasing less important items that have to be depreciated for later.

The country's currency, the Somali shilling, has been depreciating for years.

The central bank has allowed the Egyptian pound to depreciate for the first time since the revolution.

The result may be perverse: a prolonged foreclosure crisis, with Wells Fargo watching helplessly as the condition and value of some houses depreciate for years to come.

It's sad for me to see people like these lose their jobs, although I can appreciate that the market was depreciating for some time.

The currency depreciated steadily for a decade after being floated in 1993, dropping from an average annual rate of Rs31.37 US$1 in the 1993/94 fiscal year (April-March) to Rs48.40 US$1 in 2002/03 (an average annual depreciation of nearly 5%).

Using multiple contexts, methodologies, and participant groups, we consistently find that managers sell used capital assets that have been depreciated using accelerated depreciation for lower prices than identical used capital assets that have been depreciated using straight-line depreciation.

Prices were rising so fast that on the streets of the capital people were frantically trading bags of depreciating pesos for dollars.