Sentence examples for regaining value from inspiring English sources

There is general acceptance that the industry is regaining value".

But by the 1980s homes in Atlanta neighborhoods had begun a slow process of regaining value — and the more controversial processes of gentrification, which can raise a neighborhood's property values but also displace lower-income residents.

"If the economy recovers, those issued in previous years will also regain value".

Fielding questions after his speech, Mr. Bernanke said he believed the dollar would regain value because the Fed was committed to keeping prices stable.

It said it thought some insurers had delayed recognizing unrealized investment losses this year, in hopes their impaired assets would regain value.

"A lot of people were saying that Argentina would never recover, that the peso would never regain value, that this country was damned," said Mr. Kerner, the analyst.

Third Point reaped a $500 million profit last year by betting that Greece's government bonds would regain value after that country's debt crisis.

That $700 billion total, however, was intended to give the Treasury the means to buy and hold troubled assets from financial institutions that might otherwise fail, so that those assets can be sold when markets recover and the assets regain value.

David Stevens, the president and C.E.O. of the Mortgage Bankers Association, told me that using eminent domain would "place a scarlet letter on every home in the community"—making it impossible for the local housing market to regain value.

David Stevens, the president and C.E.O. of the Mortgage Bankers Association, told me that using eminent domain would "place a scarlet letter on every home in the community" — making it impossible for the local housing market to regain value.

As America's housing stock regains value, as we all hope it will, bad debts become better debts, and the Treasury will be able to resell the securities for at least as much as it paid, if not for a profit.