Sentence examples for the average valuation from inspiring English sources

The average valuation is $1.65 million.

The average valuation in 2007 was double that in 2002-03.

The average valuation of the currencies in our index (weighted by GDP) has moved from roughly neutral in 2009 to about 15% undervalued against the dollar this year.

And the company now trades at a steep valuation of about 55 times its 2012 earnings estimate, more than double the average valuation of other global luxury brands.

The official prices of the state assets being sold off were respectably high: in southern England in 1981 the average valuation of a right to buy property was £19,557, a tenth more than the average price paid for a private-sector home by an English first-time buyer.

For example, currently, the average valuation is $3.8 million.

Especially if AngelList can be believed, as it puts Rock Health as third behind Y Combinator and StartX in terms of the average valuations of the companies in its portfolio.

The average valuations of hypothetical states made by large numbers of individuals currently in no particular actual state have become, in effect, social health state utilities.

Given their earnings estimates for 2010 and assuming a return to the historical average valuation, I think both companies show strong upside potential: United Health +41.2% and WellPoint, +29.5%.

Forbes valued the league's franchises to be worth $103 million on average, almost three times as much as the $37 million average valuation in 2008.

Many gave up when they saw the higher than average valuation (greater than $4 M, less than $10 M) but as evidenced by the final roll call, more than a few were ready to sign the dotted line.