Sentence examples for value divisions from inspiring English sources

Don't think of Ukip as just a party; think of them as a symptom of far deeper social and value divisions in Britain.

Chrysler has long positioned Dodge as its performance-value division, and as such, Dodges have sold briskly for decades.

In particular for medium cost values division of labour evolves within the group with regard to the two types of cooperative actions (hunting vs. defense).

But analysts say today's move was also aimed at reaping value for divisions that were locked in a company that is largely undervalued by the market.

He expects less pressure to sell businesses, because the perceived value of divisions that generate cash is greater now that credit is more expensive.

In this scenario, we value all divisions except John Crane at peer average multiples plus a 20% premium while John Crane is valued at an average UK Industrials multiple (John Crane disposal is unlikely given its asbestos liabilities, in our view).

"They face tough headwinds in rising raw-materials costs and falling currencies," said Richard Rosen, head of the value equity division of MacKay Shields Financial.

The whole is worth less than the sum of its parts, because investors have trouble valuing corporate divisions and get worried about how the parts of a company interact.

(Nov. 19) 3. SUNY WEIGHS THE VALUE OF DIVISION I SPORTS With the university system facing a proposed $90 million cut in financing from the State of New York, some are questioning whether the emphasis on athletics is misguided.

With a third successive year of Primark margin falls now expected for 16/17, we value the division on 23 times PE, and see double-digit downside to the stock.

What is clear from the practice of the History of Animals is both the value of division and its limitations.