Sentence examples for some revaluation from inspiring English sources

Some revaluation of the renminbi remains both desirable and inevitable.

The Prudential has already raised its target from 12% to 18%.The attraction to some investors of holding assets with a high, steady income probably justifies some revaluation of property; but the price of a building should still depend on its future rental income.

BorgWarner said it would take a one-time, after-tax restructuring charge of about $19.6 million, or 75 cents a share, in the third quarter for costs associated with some "people-related" cost reductions, consolidation of some locations and the revaluation of certain businesses being divested.

So either an unpopular property revaluation or some higher rate council tax bands are needed.

According to some analyses, a further revaluation of that size would bring the yuan close to fair value against the dollar.

BARRY PEARL Elwood, N.Y., March 29 , 2011To the Editor: Why not take the repackaging of food to hide increased costs in a different direction, and similar to stock splits to make purchases seemingly more affordable, apply this "revaluation" to some of the most pressing and controversial problems of the day?

Critiques of Phragmites management are not new, and some authors have called for revaluation of Phragmites and the tradeoffs associated with management.

In some cases the revaluations actually reduced commercial property taxes.

Some of the revaluations may be wrong because property owners did not provide enough information, said Rick DelGuercio, president of Appraisal Systems.

Malaysia might: a revaluation of the ringgit, which some think possible, would boost the foreign-currency value of domestic assets.

Rich-country exchange rates are set for a year of stability, but some developing-country currencies are ripe for revaluation, according to JPMorgan Chase.