Sentence examples for depreciating of from inspiring English sources

Then we would be struggling for months afterward, most of our available spare cash stuck in a car, the most depreciating of assets, except, possibly, for socks and underwear.

Today, I dread the prospect of being weighed down by a rapidly depreciating hunk of plastic and metal.

The profit enjoyed by a business owner after he pays software geeks for the latest version of the software — in other words, for a rapidly depreciating chunk of capital — is therefore relatively smaller than his 19th century counterpart, whose machines were cheaper to maintain, and whose workers were more easily replaced by machines.

Capital-intensive businesses such as ethanol distilleries are struggling especially Brazilian ones whose debts are in dollars while their revenues come in depreciating reais.Makers of wind turbines and solar panels still have long waiting-lists for their wares, so a slowdown is not as alarming as it sounds, Mr Liebreich points out.

The rapidly depreciating value of mortgage-related assets and the general turmoil in the credit markets has punished Morgan Stanley and most of the rest of Wall Street.

(See "Morgan Stanley's Bad Moment") The rapidly depreciating value of mortgage-related assets and the general turmoil in the credit markets has punished Wall Street's power houses.

I was unjustly cuffed and held at gunpoint for the degrading and depreciating action of the disturbed individual Nikolas Cruz.

"I was unjustly cuffed and held at gunpoint for the degrading and depreciating action of the disturbed individual Nikolas Cruz," Prado said during a press conference Wednesday at the Florida State Capitol.

Conflicting health information from strong sources had the effect of potentially depreciating the value of the health message and affected pregnant women's confidence in decision making.

The plan would also permit companies to depreciate 50percentt of the cost of new plants or equipment in 2003; current law permits them to depreciate only 30percentt.

Under Section 179 of the tax code, businesses can immediately write off up to $100,000 of equipment for purchases made by the end of this year, instead of depreciating it over several years.