Sentence examples for harder to value from inspiring English sources

Mobility is a bit harder to value.

These broader strategic considerations are harder to value.

Meanwhile, its range of services gets ever wider, and potentially harder to value.

Online consumer companies are big and flashy, but they generally stake out new territory that is harder to value.

Second, much of British investment abroad is direct ie, buying companies, starting new ones, reinvesting the profits—and that is harder to value than portfolio investment.

The exotic instruments that made up this portfolio did not trade on an exchange and so were harder to value than a stock, whose prices reflect actual market transactions.

Many companies today have assets that are hard to value and sell.

It's hard to value this business because its profitability isn't clear.

Because skyscrapers and office parks do not trade as securities on an exchange, they are hard to value and sell.

"It's really hard to value these things right now except on a very arbitrary basis," he said.

"It's always hard to value things," said Donald Brownstein, chief executive of a hedge fund operator, Structured Portfolio Management.