Sentence examples for shrinking value from inspiring English sources

But doubts remain over the Internet banks' shrinking value.

Spaniards are more likely to fret about jobs, incomes and the shrinking value of what they own.

We all know about gross domestic product, which tracks the rising, or shrinking, value of all the goods and services that the nation produces.

Ford Credit, its auto loan arm, took a $2.1 billion write-down to cover the shrinking value of its lease portfolio.

Morgan Stanley announced on Nov. 7 that it was taking a $3.7 billion charge against earnings because of the shrinking value of its securities backed by home loans, a market that began to implode last summer.

HP had indicated earlier in August that it would take an $8bn£5bnbn) charge against the shrinking value of the services firm Electronic Data Systems it bought in 2008 for $13bn.

Last September, the Bank of England's chief economist, Andy Haldane, openly pondered ways of imposing negative interest rates on cash – ie shrinking its value automatically.

More than half of ACS's 10 billion euros in debt — an amount that is more than twice the size of the company's shrinking market value — is linked to this diversification effort.

Saddled with a 9 billion euro ($11.7 billion) debt pile that is twice the size of the company's shrinking market value, A.C.S. is in the midst of a frantic campaign to sell off assets, pay down debt and further distance itself from a Spanish economy caught in a spiral of austerity and deflation.

Since the shrinking yuan value of China's dollar reserves also has to be reported as a loss, the cost of currency intervention is higher still.Higher yields in China than in America are also likely to mean bigger inflows of foreign capital.

The tough talk about Greece's departure from the euro has resulted in growing qualms among the Greek public that their money could be converted to a new, significantly weaker currency — such as a reintroduced drachma — shrinking the value of hard-earned nest eggs.