Sentence examples for final revaluation from inspiring English sources

A final revaluation of a possible cocarcinogenic action of SO2 requires further experimental studies.

In Newark, the last revaluation was in 1961.

It has been nearly 30 years since the town undertook its last revaluation, Mr. Kraemer noted.

Providence saw more than $3 billion of its property values evaporate after its last revaluation.

The Stroke-PROM was developed in four phases: (1) conceptual framework construction and preliminary item generation; (2) formation of the initial scale by the first item-selection process; (3) formation of the final scale by an item-revaluation process based on the second item-selection process; and (4) validation of the Stroke-PROM.

Souber said the recent business rate revaluation had been the final straw for some international brands, which are comparing the cost of operating a store on Bond Street with Madison Avenue and Fifth Avenue in New York, or Canton Road in Hong Kong.

By the end of that decade, Bretton Woods was dying; President Nixon's abandonment in 1971 of the link between gold and the dollar was the final nail in the coffin.Meanwhile, the revaluation of the D-mark against the French franc in 1969 had caused so much angst across Europe that Willy Brandt, Germany's then chancellor, revived plans for European monetary union.

Zurich Opera's latest flying visit to London brought a concert performance of Mozart's final opera seria, a work that has undergone significant revaluation in recent times.

Which isn't to say that revaluation wouldn't be positive on net.

Last year's business rates revaluation, which added £226m to the retail sector's burden, has been the final straw for some retailers.

He finished the statement by saying: "If this is the best they can do on a rates revaluation then I doubt if they could create a profitable hot dog stall outside of Wembley stadium on cup final day, even if they issued themselves the only licence".