Sentence examples for revalued through from inspiring English sources

After all, saying that the top 10 now accounted for $10 billion of the $13.6 billion total valuation — and note, YC did not say this, but if it did — that would mean that somebody just got a big boost in funding, or perhaps saw shares revalued through a secondary sale.

"The city [of Johannesburg] has revalued … and basically shot through the roof – making the rates and taxes unaffordable," says Makwakwa in an interview with the Mail and Guardian.

The social care workforce must be revalued.

Austria and Switzerland revalued their currencies upward in relation to the dollar.

In 2005 President Fidel Castro revalued the "convertible peso" by 8%.

Clarkstown, for example, last revalued in 1985, while the town of Ramapo had not revalued since the early 1970's.

There are only so many times a firm can be revalued and recapitalised.

Speculation has mounted in recent weeks that the yuan will soon be revalued against the dollar.

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

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

(Of course, it would help if the Chinese revalued the renminbi, as this newspaper has argued).