Sentence examples for lower market values from inspiring English sources

Auditors are preparing to write offhuge chunks of the bank's loan portfolio to better reflect lower market values today.

But he'll argue that until the foreclosures stop, the downward cycle — ever more houses on the market, ever lower market values — cannot be stopped.

As a result, Counterpane was given a lower market value in its last round, he said, declining to specify the amount.

Perhaps adding some psychological pain to the financial burn, AT&T ended a trading session for the first time with a lower market value than one of its Baby Bell progeny -- $134 billion to SBC Communications' $144 billion -- according to Thomson Financial Securities Data.

And it's almost always the case that the rewards for donations have a lower market value than the money being asked for (much like that public-television tote bag).

And in a down market for cars, the relationship between the list price and the book value (or the even lower market value) may be minimal.

This limits poorer households, whose herd sizes are much smaller anyway, to reduced herd growth, lower market value, and decreased terms of trade in the market.

Those who experience spells of early unemployment can be seen as missing out on the possibility of acquiring job specific training and thus have a lower market value when hired compared to their cohort members (see Becker [1964]).

Lupine seeds (from a number of species) are today only used in feed and have a much lower market value than soybean.

Furthermore, the human capital accumulated on-the-job in unskilled positions may be of a lower "market-value" than that accumulated in skilled positions (Mincer 1974).

In the company's first year of operations, it earned more than two billion dollars in revenue, an amount that suggested that the sale price was many times lower than market value.