Sentence examples for money adjusted for from inspiring English sources

Kohl purchased the club for just $19m $42m2m in today's money, adjusted for inflation.

The Treasury continues to receive the same amount of money, adjusted for inflation, every year, irrespective of market conditions.

The Conference Board estimates three others: money supply adjusted for inflation, new orders for consumer goods and orders for nonmilitary capital goods.

Money supply adjusted for inflation, which has the largest weighting in the index, added 0.33 percentage point, the only positive contribution to the August reading.

That reflected the fact that investors were flocking to the safety of the United States government, even if it meant their investments would lose money when adjusted for inflation.

In 2004 he lowered interest rates to 1%, enabling banks to borrow money for free, adjusted for inflation.

Returns on Treasuries are so low that many investors are losing money after adjusting for inflation.

He could have — but he wouldn't have saved as much money, even adjusting for the rent he paid in the meantime.

By 1979, an investor who bought stocks in 1964, when the market seemed to be a sure moneymaker, had lost money after adjusting for inflation, even after including dividend income.

In addition, the projected 3.7% absolute improvement in the patient survival outcome observed during the trial period should yield an equivalent of over 9 months of additional survival over a lifetime, after discounting for the time value of money and adjusting for possible quality of life changes due to later relapse.

His rulings will take effect immediately, with amounts retroactively adjusted for any money paid in the first few months of 2010.