Sentence examples for lower the valuation from inspiring English sources

The company will also lower the valuation of its stake in Hutchison 3G UK Holdings, which is controlled by Hutchison Whampoa.

But don't be outrageous in your claims: The financials need to be defensible, because the first thing the investor will do is pick them apart, in order to lower the valuation, and get a "better deal".

The greater the sacrifice or risk accepted to make the transition, the lower the valuation of the defined health state [ 1].

Mr. Edelstein said he played a small part in a scheme in which assessors were paid bribes to lower the valuations of properties, thus reducing the tax bills.

Galp's fields are gassier than Repsol's, which lowers the valuation.

Every business guy lowers the valuation by $250,000, he half jokingly quipped.

Pitt obtained a valuation from one corporate finance firm that was lower than the valuation obtained by Communicorp from a different corporate finance firm.

Though Valeant's offer was lower than the valuation that Bausch & Lomb would have fetched in an initial offering, it allowed Warburg Pincus to exit its investment quickly.

It would also put the U.S. in a club that includes a war-torn, terrorist hotbed dictatorship and a country with a gross domestic product lower than the valuation of the struggling social network Twitter.

"Not only is the nominal valuation far too low, but because a significant portion of the purchase price would be in Charter stock, the actual value delivered to Time Warner Cable shareholders could be substantially lower given the valuation, operational, and significant balance sheet risks embedded in Charter's stock," Marcus added.

However, the mapping-derived index score was lower than the valuation-derived index score in patients experiencing extreme health problems, and the test-retest reliability of the former was lower than the latter, for example, their ICCs differed by 0.121 900 % CI = 0.051 to 0.198) in patients who reported no change in performance status in the follow-up survey.