Sentence examples for reduced market value from inspiring English sources
Russeting is a commercially important surface defect in many fruit crops including apples and pears, with russeted fruit often having reduced market value (Faust and Shear 1972 a ; Wertheim 1982).
Under the program, landowners are paid for development rights and taxed at a lower rate reflecting the land's reduced market value.
The big software maker's reported net profits were hit by a $1.24 billion after-tax charge to account for the drastically reduced market value of Microsoft's investments in telecommunications and cable-television companies.
When the value of those securities plummeted during this summer's financial crisis, the banks, which had used Government securities as collateral, were asked by creditors to come forward with the difference -- in dollars -- between the securities' original value, and their reduced market value.
BLOOMBERG Man Group Executives Fill Firm's Void | Following Wednesday's revelation that Man Group had suffered client withdrawals to the tune of $2.6 billion over the summer, the firm's top executives took advantage of Man's reduced market value, snapping up 50,000 shares each on Thursday, according to Reuters.
Five and a half hours is so extreme that it reduces market value so radically that investors would have felt they had bought a pig in a poke".
Holding this effect constant, we find that citations from patents in the same area of science tend to reduce market value.
When speculative investors choose to sell instead of default, the fire-sale prices drive down home-equity values for other owners by reducing market value.
A broker told me the policy had reduced the market value of my studio.
A third approach might involve reducing rewards by manipulating the vehicle registration system in order to reduce the market value of re-registered stolen vehicles, or to increase the costs associated with re-registration.
Rather, in the new economy of self-presentation, oversupply of yourself reduces your market value.
