The normal course of things is that money loses its worth over time -- the sordid result of government overspending -- and the endgame is a declining value in currencies, not relative to one another, but to goods and services.
The office is also demanding that Oracle lose its $100 million worth of annual contracts with the government.
For her, the project had lost its worth at least temporarily.
It is worth noting that frailty loses its predictive power on comorbidity in women of 80 89 and 90 99.
Dando misfires when songs don't suit him - Wire's Fragile loses its tension - but this is worth an hour of anybody's time.
"Surely we can't lose; it's worth a shot," he said.
Lipper, a research firm, says that Aberdeen European Technology, a British unit trust (mutual fund) lost 40% of its worth between March and the end of September.
REUTERS A Punishing Period for Paulson's Gold Fund | Reuters reports: "Hedge fund manager John Paulson's gold fund has lost 65 percent of its worth so far this year after the portfolio declined 23 percent last month, two people familiar with the fund said on Monday".
At the same time, the warehouse industry, whose fortunes depend on a healthy retail industry, began suffering the effects of the economic downturn, "Property values started declining shortly after the deal closed," said Mr. Lachance, who estimated that the portfolio had lost 15percentt of its worth.
Positive change doesn't emerge from the critical stereotypes of the present, but from the ruins of the past, from a tiny, neglected detail in something so familiar we have lost sight of its worth: a stray seed fallen by the wayside, an overlooked feature of an everyday routine, a speck of dust in a football stadium.
