Sentence examples for increasing valuation from inspiring English sources

In all, the group's sheer scale, wide geographical diversification and ongoing expansion prospects are currently counterbalanced by the still uncertain outlook and increasing valuation concerns – the shares have risen by over 25% during the last six months alone.

Incidental hope facilitates fluid processing during nonoptimal times of day (compared with pride and neutral), improving performance on tasks requiring fluid intelligence (Experiment 1) and increasing valuation estimates on tasks requiring that preferences be constructed on the spot (Experiments 2 and 3).

In retrospective, water management in the Netherlands has indeed strongly been driven by both floods (e.g. in 1993 and 1995) and drought events (e.g. the summer of 1976), and socio-economic trends (e.g. increasing valuation of nature and cultural heritage).

The question remains whether good deals with increasing valuations around fundraising reflect skill or luck.

It makes sense, therefore, for EnCana to spin off the oil sands business in the hopes of increasing valuations.

House prices fell slightly last month across the UK, driven by falling prices in London despite increasing valuations elsewhere.

Investors would presumably clamor for more of the same, increasing valuations on tech firms that earn money on social applications.

And while valuation may largely be a game for pundits and journalists, it performs an important signaling function; increasing valuations indicate better prospects for a company, decreasing valuations the opposite.

Our applications include public and private supply of divisible public goods, multi-unit auction-like environments with increasing valuations, and allocation problems with externalities.

Robert Siegel, a partner at XSeed Capital and lecturer at Stanford business school, raised the specter of the Enron scandal in discussing Uber's board of directors, saying that they were kept "happy" by the company's success and increasing valuations.

This is increasing the availability of capital and thus increasing valuations and size of fundraises.