Sentence examples for escalated value from inspiring English sources

It also means that elderly residents who bought their houses for a song 50 years ago and long ago paid off their mortgage are now getting clobbered by a tax bill based on the hugely escalated value of their house rather than on their income -- the latter being a far more reliable measure of someone's ability to pay.

Rishe said fierce bidding and the escalating value of TV rights had driven up the price.

Anyone else can then donate funds in return for rewards of escalating value.

But the social network's disputed paternity and escalating value — $85 billion at last estimate — is creating a familiar commotion.

But the idea of having a home that you live in – not a property with a constantly escalating value – appeals the most to me.

More than any team in sports, the Yankees have taken extraordinary advantage of the lucrative and escalating value of their television rights.

The developers were to spend $24.9 million, and they were to be reimbursed, plus interest of about 6percentt compounded semiannually, from new city property tax revenues created by the escalating value of the land.

But with the escalating value of any piece of vacant land, along with relentless development, our lots have disappeared, leaving today's kids to contend with fenced-in schoolyards, manicured Little League diamonds and ubiquitous adult supervision.

But some legal experts say trademark issues may take on a higher profile, fueled by the escalating value of brands in general and trademark holders increasingly trying to assert their rights, especially on the Internet.

Figure  2C and Figure  2D illustrate the escalating values of NLR with aggravating Child-Pugh class from A to C or progressing tumor stage from I to IV.

The council tax of most dwellings would reduce, whereas a prime site – where bank lending has escalated the value – would pay, say, £2m a year.