Sentence examples for to valuing from inspiring English sources
verb
To estimate the value of; judge the worth of something.
- I will have the family jewels valued by a professional.
We give thanks for a protect-marriage movement dedicated to protecting all marriages, and a family-values coalition committed to valuing all families.
Of course we all pay lip service to valuing liberty.
The common rationale for the Fed model relates to the "discounted cashflow" approach to valuing equities.
Pricewaterhouse had supported A.I.G.'s approach to valuing the securities throughout 2007, documents show.
This is not quite the form of autobiographical candour that we are used to valuing: confession.
"For too long," she said, "hospitals cut corners when it came to valuing the hard work of nurses".
European banks taking a €3 billion, or $4.2 billion, hit on their Greek bond holdings earlier this month employed markedly different approaches to valuing the debt.
In a recent paper Mr Graves calculates the "fair" value of a house using a technique that investors apply to valuing companies.
While the new economy calls for new approaches to valuing stocks and to corporate decision-making, serious responses have been irresponsibly scarce.
On the other hand, Dow has been called a pioneer when it comes to valuing natural capital, or the benefits businesses get from nature.
To achieve this, we need a new approach to valuing and rewarding the management, improvement and expansion of the woodland ecosystems.
