Sentence examples for value has evaporated from inspiring English sources

Since April, $1.2 billion in market value has evaporated.

Since then, more than $40 billion of the company's market value has evaporated.

That is on top of $53.1 million he has taken home in the last four years, a period when $64 billion in the company's market value has evaporated.

About $81 billion of G.E.'s market value has evaporated since April, when Mr. Immelt disclosed a surprise first-quarter earnings decline that he attributed to turmoil in financial markets.

If anything, "How I Learned to Drive," which won the Pulitzer Prize for drama, seems even sadder, funnier and more perceptive, now that its original shock value has evaporated.

Currently the stock is around $10 per share; something like $20 billion in market value has evaporated, and Enron is in the throes of being taken over at a deep discount by competitor Dynegy.

But the speed with which billions of dollars of value had evaporated on this development kept a pall over the sector and spread into other Nasdaq sectors as well, analysts said.

It reported the issue to the FTC as most of the value of the company has evaporated in a few months.

Half of the value of the Russian market has evaporated since May on declining oil prices and the violence in Georgia, although much of the recent decline was hastened as the collapse of Lehman Brothers this week made already jittery investors more fearful of taking on risk.

The dot-com sector, so ascendant a year and a half ago, has evaporated, losing 93percentt of its value by most calculations.

Since the beginning of 1997 its market value has dropped by over $2 billion, as its stock has evaporated from $38.25 to a recent $4.50.