Sentence examples for valuations more from inspiring English sources

It is reassessing property annually to make valuations more accurate, minimizing new challenges.

Again the pound's weakness helped make company valuations more attractive to both overseas investors and possible predators seeking takeovers.

Our view here is that the stock market had been broadening before this event, and that investors had been looking at valuations more and more.

AT&T's restructuring plans to split into four separate parts, including business services, consumer services, broadband and wireless, will make the units' discounted valuations more evident, leaving the newly formed units trading closer to other stocks in their sectors, says Tim Horan, analyst at CIBC World Markets, thus making AT&T stock a more attractive investment.

These may be linked to other aspects of the methodology such as the use of EQ-VT (for example, did the computer aid make round number valuations more attractive, in terms of visual prominence or the ease of arriving at those valuations?).

It has been found in practice that governments resist upward valuation more than they do devaluation.

The company said it had raised $1.2 billion at a $40 billion valuation, more than double its $17 billion valuation just six months ago.

And while analysts can compare the performance and valuation of Time Warner with that of other entertainment companies relatively easily, AOL essentially stands alone in its business model, making a valuation more an art than a science.

Six months later, that valuation more than doubled to $40 billion, as it brought on an additional $1.2 billion.

The 6ft 5in central defender, 20, joined Liverpool for a Uruguayan transfer record fee; his valuation more than doubled after he was voted best young player in July's Copa America.

With many partners, Snapchat is the well-heeled photo-messaging platform with a valuation more than God.