Sentence examples for valuations suggest from inspiring English sources

Even optimistic valuations suggest that Arcandor's debts exceed its assets by €500m or more.

But the British market may do rather better than still-stretched valuations suggest.

Compared with historical norms, those valuations suggest shares have limited scope for further declines, barring complete catastrophe.

But as the industry's sagging share valuations suggest, the new-drugs pipelines at big firms have run dry.

Those valuations suggest almost a $14 billion decline in A.I.G.'s holdings, after taxes, an amount representing 18percentt of the company's book value.

Instances of more specialized firms trading at higher valuations suggest the oil industry's model of shackling racy exploration businesses with steady refining operations doesn't help investors.

Valuations suggested the business simply could not support this level of indebtedness: £450m to £500m, perhaps, but nothing close to £660m.

All these firms boast high share valuations, suggesting that their success is not entirely a secret and that more is expected.

Finally, in the emerging (at the time) Internet industry, founding teams with a doctoral degree holder are more likely to be funded via a direct VC tie and receive higher valuations, suggesting a signaling effect.

An optimistic reading of the underlying valuations suggests that an acquisition could deliver shareholders in the mobile giant, which is listed in London, perhaps 35 percent more value than they have now.

Mean TTO-LE valuations were generally lower than TTO-10 and VAS valuations, suggesting an effect of time preference.