Sentence examples for valuation suggest from inspiring English sources

With much, though not all, of that rise now reversed, old-fashioned methods of valuation suggest that shares are still expensive by historical standards.

What's more, "discrepancies between animal numbers at the time of the initial FMD confirmation and those presented for valuation, suggest that there may have been illegal movements of animals on to farms during this period".The EU recommended "immediate action" to change the valuation procedures in June, but nothing was done until the end of July.

The stock has rallied 48% over the past year, but Ampco's healthy cash flow, growing backlog, and modest valuation suggest the stock could gain another 20% in the next six to 12 months.

Our valuation suggests 80% upside to fair value and we therefore recommend buying the shares.

The modest valuation suggests that investors still associate Kodak stock with old-economy torpor.

The gap between the proposed offer and Friends Life's valuation suggests investors have doubts about whether the takeover will go ahead.

After all, while the Dow may be flirting with an all-time high, Apple's valuation suggests there isn't much irrational exuberance going around.But in another way it's rather distressing.

But efforts like those haven't generated nearly enough cash to offset its expenses — let alone justify the $800 million valuation suggested by its most recent round of venture-capital investment last year.

"These factors make Nuance ideal for a privatisation where the company is taken over, cleaned up and then returned to the market at a much higher valuation," suggests Windsor, who thinks that it is more likely to be bought by a private equity company - which could hang on to valuable clients like Apple - than Samsung.

ERS' current valuation suggests that day is far off in the future, but the stock is too rich and our gains too great to warrant a continued hold.

First, you can focus on underlying business metrics to get to a valuation, suggests serial entrepreneur Peter Kazanjy, who says "product variety" matters a lot less than these numbers.