Sentence examples for realistically priced from inspiring English sources

The ones that do move are realistically priced.

'A house that is realistically priced will sell,' she says.

Sous-vide cooking isn't silly and it is innovative – and now it is more realistically priced.

"Expensive horses are still expensive," she said, adding, "Horses that are sort of medium and became inflated over the years became a little more realistically priced".

Back in the realm of the realistically priced, I'd suggest ASOS, which has a brilliant range of fun and furry jackets and coats; Urban Outfitters also has some excellent fur fakery; and among the zingier pieces Miss Selfridge has very cosy-looking jackets with a lovely vintage styling.

Priced at €149,000 three years ago and now with an asking price of €57,000, a two-hectare country estate with a restored three-bed bungalow, left, almond, olive and pine trees has been "realistically priced for a quick sale".

Using the Black-Scholes options pricing model, one of the most widely employed on Wall Street for valuing derivatives, the professors found that the market might be realistically pricing the stocks of bankrupt companies.

All the banks need is time and regulators who will let them realistically price their assets at around 60 cents on the dollar.

People who are in for a high (cost) basis are not realistically pricing their homes, and some are OK with either not selling or holding out for the chance that they'll find an emotional rather than rational buyer.

Another adept adaptation was to transfer troublesome assets to so-called Level 3 assets, where Goldman just could not realistically price its illiquid private equity and bridge loans made years earlier.

This dire opinion occurred as Wall Street's most respected bank analyst, Oppenheimer & Co's Meredith Whitney, warned that major banks like Wachovia and others are not realistically pricing the mortgage paper on their books and said that bank shares were headed lower.