Sentence examples for made valuations from inspiring English sources

The research firm noted that the pullback in Internet stocks this year has made valuations in the sector more reasonable.

The oilfield services segment is awash with black gold opportunities, after a bearish June made valuations in the energy sector very attractive.

It is reassessing property annually to make valuations more accurate, minimizing new challenges.

"Financial markets have been manipulated on a global scale by central banks," says Ross Pamphilon of ECM, a bond-fund manager.Over the past five years, the effect of central-bank policy has been to make valuations seem almost irrelevant.

The turmoil makes valuation tricky.

It also makes valuation all the trickier.

Wildly optimistic, retort bidders.The network's complexity makes valuation even trickier.

It makes valuation difficult: dealers often allocate different values to the same contract.

I think that another salvage team was sent back to get the gold later on.' The secrecy surrounding the project makes valuation of the haul difficult.

The company will also be making valuation adjustments to more accurately reflect current conditions, and will take a special charge expected to range from $175 million to $200 million...

I have no idea, but I figured if people could make valuation targets for the Dow of 5,000, 20,000, and other seemingly random numbers then it wouldn't hurt to try.