Sentence examples for valuation of our from inspiring English sources
"The city has bumped up the valuation of our building to an extreme level.
"However, after several years of our efforts to correct mistakes falling on deaf ears, we have decided that Forbes has no intention of improving the accuracy of their valuation of our holdings and we have made the decision to move on".
"We're expecting an increase of anywhere from 6 to 8percentt in the assessed valuation of our buildings," Mr. Newman said, referring to the requirement under state law that the assessment of every building must be re-evaluated at the beginning of each year.
"One thing I will say - the Premier League clubs have to meet the valuation of our players".
"But our valuation of our current crop of young players is very high and I don't anticipate anyone meeting those valuations.
Snapchat's comment: "The valuation of our business and our capital requirements are the least exciting aspects of supporting the Snapchat community.
(See "Citi Swaps Prince For Pandit" ) "During the first quarter, valuations of our subprime related exposures in fixed income markets and leveraged finance assets have further declined and credit costs in our consumer lending businesses have increased.
Moreover, we acknowledge that listing values entails already a process of valuation, on our behalf, and constitutes per se a performative process.
Despite the important caveats mentioned above in the valuation of projects, our estimates suggest that China has been pledging health projects valued at $231 USD million a year on average to 46 African countries over the past decade or roughly $5 USD million per country per year.
We feel very comfortable recommending Intel at the current valuation of 18 times our 2005 earnings estimate, while the rest of the industry is at 28.
Multiple sources tell TechCrunch that Gett — the taxi-hailing service backed by $300 million from Volkswagen — is acquiring Juno — one of the latest upstarts on the streets — at a valuation of around $250 million, our sources say.
