Sentence examples for has lost in value from inspiring English sources

Labour alleviated the growing income divide with tax credits, which are now dwindling, though two-thirds of recipients are "hardworking" low earners about whose pay the chancellor had nothing to say, not a word on the £1,000 the minimum wage has lost in value.

That's how much the vaunted Wall Street bank has lost in market value since it was engulfed in a fraud accusation two weeks ago.

What they had lost in sentimental value was irredeemable, and they continued to resent the arbitrary power that Moses had wielded over their lives.

The 2.2percentt decline in the S.& P. 500 means that the index has lost $2.39 trillion in value in 103 trading days, according to Howard Silverblatt, an analyst of the index.

In other words, Facebook has lost $123.4 billion in value overnight.

Another investor nursing a huge financial hangover is the Dallas-based money manager Barrow, Hanley Mewhinney & Strauss, which had a 9.7% stake in Bear Stearns at the year-end, which has lost $991m in value.

The Micron stock, worth $3.8 billion when talks were concluded, has lost $1 billion in value since then.

But the $600,000 home you might have your eye on has lost $120,000 in value.

"If the market in your area has fallen by the average 20 percent over the last five years, your $400,000 home has lost $80,000 in value.

The company has lost $44 billion in value since April.

Meanwhile, the company has lost billions in value, all coming down to the fact that the public's trust in Facebook has been eroded, perhaps beyond repair.