Sentence examples for in valuations that from inspiring English sources

How did it happen that appraisers acquiesced in valuations that were more and more discordant with economic fundamentals?

The private equity and venture firms getting into the later stage deals are instead the ones benefiting from the differences in valuations (that is, unless the late-stage valuations are so high that they exceed the eventual public offering prices, and leave the investors underwater).

We have constructed a framework that allows an acquiring company to avoid the bias in valuation that often leads to wrong conclusions.

Make sure that when you need to raise your next round of funding that you are able to show an uptick in valuation that is important for new investor confidence and to maintain great relations with your early investors.

That is the sort of acceleration in valuation that happened with Facebook prior to its public market debut.

"Similarly I don't think the UK and Europe has seen the same growth in valuation that you saw in the US, not the same heady heights, and that's also why you see some of the US investors, at the later stage, coming over to make investments in Europe.

Indeed, innate relative preferences under conditions of choice are systematically larger than the differences in single-odor preferences would predict (see supplementary Figure 7); therefore, relative measures of innate preference between 2 odors can resolve differences in "valuation" that single-odor preference measures cannot resolve.

Liverpool were quoted £90m by Roma for the goalkeeper in May and £75m in June, valuations that stalled their interest.

This is most evident in the valuations that are given to companies here.

"We're getting increases in 2010 from valuations that were done in 2006 at the height of the market".

About $6.6 billion of the charge was related to write-downs of inventory, pension expenses and investments in companies with valuations that have fallen sharply.