Sentence examples for depressed value from inspiring English sources
The depressed value of the renminbi makes Chinese goods cheaper here and American goods more expensive there.
The Boeing Company, battered by the severe downturn in commercial aviation, said today that it lost $478 million in the first quarter after taking nearly $1 billion in charges reflecting the slump and the depressed value of its acquisitions.
In a series of hawkish warnings, the central bankers have made it clear that they are alarmed about inflation and the depressed value of the euro compared with the United States dollar.
"Given the depressed value of many upstate inner-city rental properties," she said, "some upstate landlords may find that it makes more sense to get out of the landlord business altogether".
Firstly, EDF supporters argue it is misleading to compare a £92.50 guaranteed price for nuclear with current wholesale power prices because the latter are artificially low due to the depressed value of coal.
Given the company's depressed value and the fact that Sycamore has effectively put Talbots in play, a number of other private equity firms could be logical buyers of the company.
RETIREMENT accounts remain among many people's most valuable assets, even at today's depressed values.
She believes its in her best interest to move assets, particularly at todays depressed values..
The kinetic dispersity has adverse effects on determinations of λ values from cyclic voltammetric waveshapes and from plots of potential step-derived rate constants, kapp,η′, against overpotential, producing depressed values for λ.
Samples taken from the eastern side of the valley showed greater degrees of secondary diagenesis, the products of which reduce effective porosity, providing a possible explanation for the depressed values of spring discharge there.
All four groups show depressed values of Tajima's D and Rozas' R2 coupled with a high proportion of singleton mutations (Table 1).
