Sentence examples for diluted value from inspiring English sources

Despite the gravity of the financial crisis, Deutsche, the German bank, is the last major institution with a large investment banking franchise that has not, one way or another, gone in for the kind of recapitalization that makes executives cringe because it means either big debts or diluted value for existing shareholders.

But this produced a lot of poor quality products that nobody was buying, and a "diluted" value proposition.

But we can really see the power of a full ratchet clause when we compare the unconverted Series B investment by BlackBox Capital to its fully diluted value.

They run complex ratio economic models to determine what their diluted value will be at the end of the life cycle of the optimal and non-optimal case of every given company.

A strong dollar diluted the value of international sales.

But analysts say the deal diluted the value of the stock by as much as one-third.

But the manual recounts, he said, diluted the value of the votes of those who cast ballots correctly.

In doing so, Palm significantly diluted the value proposition of the original PDA and changed the size of the opportunity.

Mr. Brown, for his part, said he would prefer raising capital now to extinguish the debt, even if it diluted the value of existing shares.

The improper trading diluted the value of mutual fund shares, but spread over hordes of investors, the damage suffered by any individual was probably small.

But she said the profusion of counterfeits had confused the market and diluted the value of such a pin to as little as $30.