Sentence examples for valuations show from inspiring English sources

UBS valuations show it to have a market capitalization of $77.6 billion and a PE of 11.2, while BHB is worth $130.4 billion with a PE of 8.8, and Rio Tinto $72.9 billion with a PE of 8.4.

Certainly expectations are that Google and Apple have not yet hit their peak in earnings capability because their valuations show a higher multiple.

Local valuations show that farmlands are the most important landscape component in terms of income generation (Fig.  7), but that forests are valued for marketable timber and NTFPs, particularly mats made of Pandanus guillaumetii (Fedele and others forthcoming).

This is all par for the course; many of us remember how any criticism of Bush was unpatriotic, and if I recall correctly, during the dotcom bubble the Wall Street Journal argued that any skepticism about stock market valuations showed a lack of faith in free markets.

These valuations showed that the presented model is successfully able to predict both MFC and MEC performance.

Even aol, a poster child for crazy bubble valuations, showed that it could turn a profit as early as 1992.

Even AOL, a poster child for crazy bubble valuations, showed it could turn a profit as early as 1992.

In the case involving the Israeli lender, Goldman withheld its internal valuations showing the securities were losing value, declined to tell the bank and other customers that it was betting the security would lose value and profited at the expense of its clients, who didn't know they were buying "poor quality assets at inflated prices," according to the report.

"This valuation shows the treasurer that there is no asset problem and these assets would secure any guarantee by the Queensland government".

But it said market valuation showed that equity in state banks had been "virtually wiped out," and that Slovenian banks that were nonviable should be wound down, with holders of subordinated debt and lower-ranked capital instruments absorbing losses.

The $140 million valuation shows two things – Mint is on a roll, and they don't seem to need much capital.