Sentence examples for lost value from from inspiring English sources

Economists and policy makers have tried to measure the value of having electricity – plus the converse, the lost value from an outage – in several different contexts.

Nearly three-quarters (74.5%) of homes in the US lost value from the first quarter of 2010 to the first quarter of 2011.

Over the following week, four lost value from their first-day high.

It includes $400,000 in out-of-pocket costs for architects, civil engineers and other experts as well as $30 million in lost value from reselling the property.

"If they can't get around the city you are going to lose value from tourism, even if the numbers are going up," he said.

One of the basic automotive laws is that nearly every vehicle is losing value from the moment it's driven off the lot.

They studied this because "[Facebook] loses value from the lack of content generation," and they hoped to determine how to limit this kind of self-censorship in the future.

That was up from the final quarter of 2010, when 69.2% had lost value, but is down substantially from a peak of 85.5% in the first quarter of 2009.

The report estimates the cost of this environmental destruction, not only from lost agricultural production and diminished livelihoods, but also from the lost value of ecosystem services formerly provided by the land, including water filtration, erosion prevention, nutrient cycling and the provision of clean air.

They have steadily lost value as the oil company suffers from low yields from its Rajasthan field in India and a limp response to its Indian division's public offering.

They have steadily lost value as the oil firm suffers from low yields from its Rajasthan field in India and a limp response to its Indian division's public offering.