Sentence examples for rather overvalued from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, in the Globes' best picture (drama) list, there is the quasi-Fritzl drama Room, and also the rather worthy and for my money rather overvalued Spotlight, the story of investigative journalists tackling the issue of paedophilia in the Catholic church.

But it is a shame that the book is directed in this way mainly to people who already think that Wall Street is overvalued rather than to those who have been persuaded by one cod theory or another that current valuations make perfect sense.

If the average price-to-rents ratio is calculated from 1990 onwards, Spain's market is overvalued by 24%, rather than the 55% shown in the table (based on figures from 1975).

Britain had made him - the Tate acquired no fewer than 175 works - and probably overvalued him, but rather than correct their own astigmatism, the critics waded in to destroy him.

But Mr. Rodriguez and other managers who don't accept that gauge -- and are more concerned about absolute returns -- will move to the sidelines rather than chase stocks they consider overvalued.

Faced with rising share prices that bore no relation to traditional valuation criteria, many analysts invented new criteria (eg, revenues instead of profits) rather than conclude that the shares were wildly overvalued, and that much of the hype about the new economy was a fiction.Mr Smithers offers another analysis, based on the incentives held out to company bosses.

Bulls told people to ignore the national accounts measure).Finally, Mr Montier points to other measures such as the Q ratio (explained in past posts) and the Hussman p/e (based on peak, rather than average, earnings); these too show the market overvalued.

A deal would be easier if Dell had kept a few billion dollars and used it to pay down debt, rather than spend it on stock that turned out to be overvalued.

The majority-black spaces that exist in America, few and far between, often feel as though they have been thrust upon us, rather than created by our design, as the validity of those spaces are constantly measured against the egregiously overvalued sanctuaries of mainstream whiteness.

The mistakes are rather the result of an intellectual conflict of interest; experts always overvalue their pet area and want to expand its purview, until the point that everyday problems come to be mislabeled as mental disorders.

When it was applied to concrete area, the methods would produce biggish warp due to (1) the value of ecosystem services reflected the economic level of developed countries such as the United States and European countries, rather than developing countries such as China; (2) although wetland ecosystems provide significant functions, their value per unit area was overvalued (Zhang et al. 2013).