Sentence examples similar to validated valuations from inspiring English sources
Profits could not conceivably advance fast enough to validate recent valuations.
However, these valuations could be further validated by including economic and social valuation of impacts.
Within two months of the announcement of the deal that was supposed to signal the triumph of the new economy and validate the stratospheric valuations of Internet companies, the market began its harrowing descent.
Using generalised cost as a discriminator between excess and non excess travellers allows effort to be explicitly valued within the calculation but is dependent on using weights and valuations which, whilst validated by current research, add an element of subjectivity in the choice of specific values.
Either artificially high valuations will be validated by improving fundamentals; or they will fall to levels warranted by weak fundamentals.
Retargeting is a major stepping stone in Twitter's quest to become an advertising powerhouse and validate the $23.8 billion valuation proposed by its $43.69 share price.
While Snapchat Stories may be the feature that brings the company the revenue model it needs to validate its $16 billion valuation, and while the ephemeral messaging feature may be what initially attracted the hordes of millennials sending digital ephemera to each other billions of times a day, Spiegel says that the camera itself remains Snapchat's unifying feature.
With this investment, that valuation has just been validated.
The EQ-5D has been validated for use in Korea [ 30], however, as no Korean value datasets are available, the UK valuation set is used to derive utility values.
