Sentence examples for is difficult to value from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to value Kozmo or Urbanfetch because both are privately held.

They feel it is difficult to value accurately the Russian business.

Information on historical prices is scarce, so it is difficult to value assets.

And it is difficult to value the business because there are not any other pure agriculture plays.

It is difficult to value a property like Mr. Hollis's, but Cillian Fahey, a partner in the French luxury real estate agency Henri James, said prices for a standard villa in the area range from 5,000 to 7,000 euros per square meter ($658 to $922 per square foot).

The IMF is on weaker ground, however, when it insists that foreign banks be allowed in immediately which, in some cases, will allow them to acquire assets for next to nothing because the sellers are desperate and because, with property and equity markets in turmoil, it is difficult to value banks' assets properly.

The problem is that internet companies are difficult to value by conventional measures.

Given the intangible nature of intellectual property, it can be difficult to value.

"It's difficult to value a company in this situation," he said.

Despite the limited supply, prices remain cheap, in part because the assets are difficult to value.

Almost all proposals have effects that are difficult to value in monetary terms.