Sentence examples for subsequent appreciation from inspiring English sources

Adaptation of these unique technologies to anti-GERD procedures is reviewed in detail for subsequent appreciation of clinical efficacy and safety.

The subsequent appreciation of the rupiah has helped to reduce Indonesia's stock of public debt from over 90% of GDP in 2001 to roughly 60% today.

Some experts argue that the deemed-sales technique can be applied to homes, capturing a couple's exclusion on the first $500,000 of profit and minimizing, or even eliminating, the levy on subsequent appreciation.

Time has shown that such gold holdings would, through subsequent appreciation, have served quite well as an alternative to U.S. Treasurys.

Until recently, options cost a company nothing when they were issued, but the lower the issuing price, the more the executives profited from subsequent appreciation of the company's stock.

Although this had little immediate effect, it paved the way for subsequent appreciation of the area, and its importance as an ecological resource.

Also a protest against the entire collecting impulse, wherein a work of art is taken from the artist (presumably in exchange for money that allows the artist to make more artworks, but never mind) and whose subsequent appreciation, if any, does not profit the artist directly.

The theory suggests that a physical trace (in the form of temporarily excited nerve cells) of an original stimulus remains in the brain even after that stimulus stops and that this trace influences the estimate or appreciation of a subsequent stimulus.

Therefore, due to the cyclical nature of the business cycle, the Dow stocks with the highest yields — depressed share price — are more likely to reverse trend and offer asset appreciation over the subsequent 12-month period.

In the end, Curtin won his point, and subsequent events vindicated Sturdee's appreciation of the situation.

Subsequent experiences have further shaped my knowledge and appreciation of nature's significance, none more so than my tenure as executive director of the Princeton Environmental Institute (PEI), an interdisciplinary center of environmental research, education, and outreach.