Sentence examples for revalued at from inspiring English sources

The pound in your pocket "The pound will be revalued at one pound 10p, so it will now be worth 10p more.

Regulators said Friday that Bankia shares would be revalued at 1 cent each, as the custodial managers who now oversee the bank try to create a clean slate.

Dady, a local councillor, is now one of millions across the country sitting on negative equity, as his house was last year revalued at £135,000.

Home values plummeted; dreams of trading up were dashed when the Winklers' home was revalued at around $150,000, half of its estimated peak.

One was that the scheme should be revalued at a later date, as at the time it was at a very early stage.

If a building is put up for sale and does not attract offers above the reserve price, it will be taken off the market, but it will not immediately be revalued at the best price offered.

He adds, "* but something pertinent to L.A. is at work also: the process by which something threatening to the integrity of the culture has been accepted and revalued as essential to that culture".

LinkedIn suddenly had to be revalued as a core business.

Banks have been slashing the value of their credit derivative holdings to acknowledge that the market for them has all but evaporated, but there is some room for discretion in the prices they set, and some banks have not revalued them at all, parking assets in the so-called "Level 3″ accounting category, which denotes that there is no observable price with which to mark them.

The value of the denarius in terms of bronze was altered, being revalued about 133 at 16 instead of 10 asses; the silver quinarius (now of eight asses and with the types of the victoriate) became rare; and the silver sesterce (now equal to four asses) virtually disappeared.

Analysts debated Tuesday whether the Treasury should force banks to revalue assets at Armageddon levels before injecting taxpayer money.