Sentence examples for slump in value from inspiring English sources

Last year, despite a slump in value to £5bn, the society resisted attempts by retired lecturer David Stonebanks to have members vote on demutualisation.

After a near 50% slump in value following its much-hyped flotation in May, Facebook has recovered some of its poise despite the prospect of a wave of selling by company insiders.

But others argue Greece would need considerable help recapitalising its banks following a default, given those banks own significant amounts of government bonds and government-guaranteed bonds and they would slump in value after a default.

When a bank decides to revalue a school's biggest financial asset, its premises, the new valuation these days will often reveal a slump in value since loans and overdrafts were last agreed.

This is up from a rate of $123 per coin in October, the result of a 15 per cent slump in value that came as a reaction to the closure of the Silk Road, an online market place for illegal drugs that carried out all transactions using the currency.

In part the most recent slump in value is because the buyer will have to spend up to $20m on repairs to make the planes fit enough to be ferried across the Atlantic with no passengers (which is cheaper than full restoration).

The entire sector has slumped in value this year.

The company raised €200m (£166m) in eurobonds in 2007, which slumped in value during the financial crisis.

Most banks have slumped in value since last summer, it should be said.

Mortgage-backed securities slumped in value, if they could be valued at all.

Ukraine's government bonds have slumped in value in recent weeks, on anticipation that it will default.