Sentence examples for gap in valuation from inspiring English sources

Something was clearly amiss when the gap in valuation was so wide between two prominent players of the caliber of A.I.G.

What used to be perceived as a 5x or 10x gap in valuation between the winner and a runner-up is now more widely seen as between 100x or even possibly 1000x.

The FBR fund, which has assets of $56 million, lost 14% last year while the S&P gained 29%. (The average financial sector fund was up 6%.) That loss isn't so bad — not after so many profitable years — but it underscores the huge gap in valuation between the small-cap financial firms Ellison specializes in and the broader market.

"The gap in valuations between high-expectation growth stocks and out-of-favor issues is among the widest in years".

"There is a little bit of a gap in the valuation of the player between the clubs.

Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is winding down its bond purchases whereas many expect the European Central Bank to be pushed into adopting quantitative easing (and thus buying bonds) later this year.But should the gap in equity valuations be as big as it is?

The principal valuation and thus policy challenge is presented by the need to use benefits transfer in a context where biophysical provisioning functions are not well-developed, where there are gaps in the valuation literature related to temperate marine ecosystem goods and services, and where values (where available) are presented in aggregate terms.

The proposed study will contribute to closing the gap in health state valuation between LMICs such as Sri Lanka and high income countries where these studies are now routinely undertaken.

The challenge in the coming days will be for the two parties to bridge the £14m gap in their respective valuations, to facilitate a straight cash deal.

We therefore believe that Aviva has the opportunity and momentum to close the substantial valuation gap in the next 12 to 24 months, through successful delivery on its restructuring plan.

Investment bankers reported the cause was most often a valuation gap in pricing.