Sentence examples for latter discounting from inspiring English sources

The latter discounting rate depends on the risk-free rate of return, the expected market rate of return and the company-specific risk coefficient (beta factor) (see Sect. 5).

Less popular books cost more than bestsellers, because the latter are discounted.

For most of the time since the World Cup he has appeared fixated on "the process" that might be associated with the latter job while discounting the significance of the "results business" most coaches live or die by.

The latter observation was discounted because those being studied were no longer taking exenatide at the time of the episode, but the exclusion would not be valid if exenatide had been stopped because of premonitory symptoms of abdominal pain or if the proposed mechanism persisted in those no longer taking the drug.

We argue that the latter has more potential for discounting the particular role of the interpersonal ethos.

Disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) averted were ~7.15 million (rotavirus) and ~1.30 million (HPV), reflecting the greater influence of discounting on the latter, given the lagtime between vaccination and averted cancer.

The former proved to be much more sensitive than the latter in detecting disabling conditions, also discounting for the methodological differences across the surveys, and it provided explicit knowledge about environmental barriers.

Yet their penultimate effort – discounting those of their latter-day iterations, which featured neither Robertson nor Manuel – was a welcome return to form, and even fitful greatness.

In contrast to the latter approach that is not based on discounting rates, Laínez et al. (2007) maximize the corporate value by applying the discounted free cash flow (DFCF) method that uses the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) for discounting.

Don't discount the latter: Acura dealers are some of the most pleasant in the business.

Employers: do not discount the latter.