Sentence examples for has been revalued from inspiring English sources

SOUTH AFRICA may no longer have the chunkiest economy in Africa, now that Nigeria's has been revalued upwards, but it still has the fattest people.

And the currency has been revalued, although by nothing like as much as America and others have been demanding: the yuan's central rate against the dollar was shifted by 2.1%, to 8.11.As The Economist went to press, it was not clear exactly how the new system would operate.

In France, Massenet's 20th-century eclipse was less complete than elsewhere, but his oeuvre has been revalued in recent years.

The piece has been revalued in more recent years, and in 1996 the writer Claire Delamarche rated it as the composer's finest concertante work.

Effective immediately, the government added, the yuan had been revalued and had appreciated, from about 8.28 to the dollar to 8.11 -- a change of about 2.1percentt.

Economists said the decision meant the currency had been revalued 1.2 percent to 1.4 percent, with some predicting the currency could reach 1.36 to the U.S. dollar within months or even approach a record of around 1.345.

Since the commercial use of Formalin chemicals, classified as carcinogenic, has been forbidden, Airborne Decontamination Systems (ADS) have been revalued by the use of new disinfection products and technology.

"Many communities have been revaluing properties upwards during the housing price run-up since 2001," says Anthony Sanders, real estate chair of finance at The Ohio State University.

Investors have been revaluing technology shares sharply lower in recent weeks amid concerns about the trade war between the U.S. and China, and concerns that regulatory authorities could clamp down on tech companies out of concerns over data privacy.

She said: "It does help better off people because housing hasn't been revalued for the last 25 years, so people living in the most expensive properties, where they have gone up in value, their taxes haven't changed". "The reason it's a disadvantage to poor people is that local authorities need the funding to fund services that mainly help the poorest people.

The concept of repowering existing power plants has been recently revalued, in the light of the increasing energy needs, combined with the cost and the difficulty in developing new generating capacity.