Sentence examples for revised the value of from inspiring English sources

The casualties from the ruptured deal spanned the globe, as analysts revised the value of the property to $1.9 billion, less than one-third of the acquisition cost.

Separately, in 2006, the Guardian reported CSC's rival NHS IT contractor BT had been paid just £1.3m for two years' work, suggesting it may need to revise the value of its contract.

On the regulatory front, some House Republicans championed the idea of relaxing what are known as mark-to-market rules that require investment firms to revise the value of their securities in line with changes in market prices of those securities.

The Swiss banking giant said the further write-downs come off a difficult November that made it revise the value of its holdings.

That has forced them to raise capital and revise downward the value of their stock holdings.

Many Japanese banks own large amounts of other Japanese companies' stock to cement business ties, and the stock market rout — the Japanese market is down about one-third over the past year — has forced them to revise downward the value of those assets, eroding their capital bases.

In the main test, we revised the attribute values of some alternatives (i.e. B and C in Series I and C in Series II) used in the pretest, as explained in more detail in Section 3. In these cases, the attribute values of the pretest appear in parentheses.

If the proton also contained lots of electron-positron pairs, they would increase the polarization of space with the muonic atom and resolve the discrepancy in the Lamb shift with no need to revise the textbook value of the proton's radius, Pachucki says.

It may be useful to revise the cutoff value of lactate according to the SSC (4 mmol/l).

Deutsche Bank said it was cooperating with the authorities but added that it had already revised the reporting of value-added tax in question.

The revised value of the range estimate will be closer to the true distance.