Sentence examples for leap in value from inspiring English sources

The biggest one-year leap in value is for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

"If you value a building with a stabilized tenant in it and you put a value on the same building were it to be empty, there is a huge leap in value that allows you to pay the tenant," he said.

Of all of the stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500 index, Ford has shown the biggest leap in value since President Obama's election last November.

But as Yahoo began to falter, falling behind newer rivals like Google and then Facebook, its stake in Alibaba leapt in value.

Ian Fleming's Casino Royale has leapt in value from £15,537 to £24,180 over the past two years, while fellow Bond tome Live and Let Die has nearly doubled from £4,560 to £8,060.

Will Bitcoin, a stateless, decentralized, anonymous crypto-currency that has leaped in value from less than $1 million to over $1 billion in just a few dozen months, succeed where the pro-gun rights advocates have failed -- in protecting Americans, and people around the world -- from an encroaching class of warmongering kleptocrats?

China-based banks leapt in share value, for the most part outperforming the general market.

Both the Beloff and Pound reports are studded with references to sponsorship deals that suddenly leapt up in value following urgent meetings.

Its listing was the most profitable Hong Kong debut in a decade with shares leaping 86percentt in value on the first day of trading as China Literature raised $1 billion.

The bond being sought leapt in value from about 63 cents on the dollar to 98 cents.

Such perceived leaps in value have been typical, but real estate professionals say that houses are now staying on the market longer in this village that doubles as a resort community -- and is all the more desirable because it is within fairly easy commuting distance of Manhattan.