Sentence examples for revalued from inspiring English sources

In the 21st century there are signs that the status of the librettist is being revalued, and that a generation of writers is emerging with a renewed understanding of the dramatic requirements of the genre.

These countries did not so much export less after they revalued as export different, more expensive things.

Although nobody expects sudden leaps, the yuan does appear to be on a steadily upward trajectory, having risen by a further 4% against the dollar since the government first revalued the currency by 2.1% in July 2005.

A better answer might be to securitise and sell the extra tax revenues arising from higher property values; business property is due to be revalued in 2005.

Once in the fold, they would be revalued using the GE premium, pushing GE's share price ever higher.

Since these are revalued daily, the banks could quickly have become technically insolvent.Might that happen anyway?

The surge in its foreign-exchange reserves, to over $1.2 trillion, also suggests that the yuan is undervalued: without those massive purchases of dollars, the currency would have risen.However, not all economists agree that the yuan needs to be sharply revalued.

The German bank revalued its securities and investments portfolio to "fair value".

Would an unpopular dual-currency system be modified and the local Cuban peso, in which wages are paid, be revalued?

Banks must mark down any shares that fall more than 50% below the price at which they were bought or last revalued.

Over the weekend, the head of China's central bank also gave a speech indicating that the yuan could be revalued in the near future (though he blamed international pressure, rather than internal imbalances).