Sentence examples for valuation drop from inspiring English sources

If land prices fall, some farmers won't feel so good about their last land purchase, but the valuation drop won't put them out of business.

A poor earnings report spooked investors and caused its valuation drop by $123 billion in what is the largest-single market cap wipeout in U.S. trading history.

Peter Cohan asks here on Forbes should Tim Cook continue as CEO having seen the Apple valuation drop by $30 billion?

A poor earnings report spooked investors and caused its valuation drop by $123 billion in what is the largest-single market cap wipeout in U.S. trading history.

"We had offers, but the [existing investors] were so excited about what we are doing and gave us the best deal in terms of valuation and more importantly tons of flexibility to go public with no provisions of blocking the IPO or penalizing us for having our valuation drop [if conditions changed]," he said.

The worst valuation drop was in 2002, when corporate profits and the economy, but not yet the stock market, were rebounding from the dot-com bust.

But if Krueger and Mas are right, the official was wrong: in the wake of the tire recall, Firestone's market valuation dropped by more than half, from $16.7 billion to $7.5 billion.

Banks, real estate investment trusts, brokerages and mortgage companies have endured valuation drops that defy explanation.

Additionally, median pre-money valuation dropped 79% from 4Q 2012.

Back out the $100 billion it has in cash, and the valuation drops to 3.1 times revenues and 12 times earnings.

The scandal had a significant impact upon Mitsubishi Motors, with the company valuation dropping by $3 billion after the news was announced.