Sentence examples for diminished value of from inspiring English sources

His lender said no, citing the diminished value of the property.

Accordingly, there are great inefficiencies that may be created by this delay, such as relearning issues and questions from the previous action, diminished value of examiner interviews, and a higher likelihood of transfer to a new examiner.

Underscoring the troubled financial health of print media, News Corp. said it would record a non-cash impairment charge of $1.2 billion to $1.4 billion during the current fiscal quarter to reflect diminished value of its publishing assets. .

"Prices in the market have not changed a bit," grumbled Sadiq al-Hamoundi, as he contemplated the diminished value of the $10 remaining from his wife's emergency payment.

The Vanguard 500 had net inflows of $656 million this year through Oct. 2, but still lost net assets on the diminished value of its portfolio.

For the full year, Deutsche Bank reported a net profit of 665 million euros after subtracting 3.5 billion euros related to legal problems or diminished value of assets.

Add to that other lost recreational income, diminished values of riparian real estate, reduced tax base, lowered public image discouraging tourism and development, public health concerns and higher treatment costs for public water supplies.

During the 3rd and 4th hour performance of the memory test led to significantly diminished values of alpha1 and alpha2 spectral power in comparison to placebo, too.

The diminishing value of experience is, however, more than just a prejudice against wrinkling flesh.

The huge charges reflect the diminishing value of both the plants and the vehicles they produce.

Trinity Mirror, Johnston Press and David Montgomery's Mecom have fallen out of the FTSE 250 today in a sign of the rapidly diminishing value of media companies.