Sentence examples for losing value and from inspiring English sources

Libyan currency has been losing value and no one knew for sure how much a Libyan dinar was worth.

But by early 2008, as the housing market struggled, the chain's profits dropped, meaning its collateral was losing value and the amount it could borrow fell.

His home in suburban Maryland, on which he had spent his 401(k) savings, was losing value, and his pension did not replace enough of his former income.

Foreclosed properties sit unsold for long stretches of time, whether empty or not, losing value and dragging down neighboring property values; and properties that sit empty do not generate any rental income.

Well-tenanted properties in large cities like New York are receiving financing at low rates while some Class B buildings in smaller cities are losing value and struggling to secure loans, Mr. Lancaster and other analysts said.

When it comes to recruitment, three in four employers regard age as a factor, and more than half admit they would feel suspicious of an applicant who did not state his or her age on a C.V. But with their pensions losing value and with more people living into a healthy old age, senior workers may be less keen to accept retirement.

Before the match, Mourinho defended his player by saying: "I feel that the world is losing values and I am scared about the level of envy coming in.

"Mass foreclosures are not good; vacant houses deteriorate, lose value and invite other problems.

Lenders said the house had lost value and the Knapps had too much debt.

Both misfortunes befell Lehman: Its assets lost value, and its short-term lenders deserted.

In bad times the stock would lose value and be the equivalent of a pay cut.