Sentence examples for value pushing from inspiring English sources

Verizon's 7.25percentt coupon notes maturing in 2010 fell to $1,027 from $1,037 per $1,000 face value, pushing up the yield to 6.83percentt from 6.69percentt.

Italian government debt slid in value, pushing up the country's borrowing costs, while the euro hit a seven-week low as Europe's debt crisis once again dominated world markets.

The FTSE MIB was the best-performing stock market index in Europe, up 0.7%, while Italian debt strengthened in value, pushing down borrowing costs and sending the yield on Italy's 10-year bonds to 4.37% from as high as 4.74% on Monday morning.

From Dec. 5 through Dec. 15, Akorn stock more than doubled in value, pushing above $2.50, and then trading in a range between $2 and $2.50 for most of the past six weeks.

That's partly because Nance corralled a group of contributors that each value pushing past their own comfort zones in their work and they used the show as an opportunity to address issues that have gnawed at them for years.

But, as uranium hoarding begins, a major shortage could arise sooner than 2013, and its value pushed up to the levels of precious metals.

The Marlins dropped out Wednesday — they refused to bend team policy and offer a no-trade clause — and Pujols's side seemed to be working on details of the Cardinals' latest proposal, which was an improvement from their January offer, with the guaranteed value pushed beyond $200 million.

Last word: In its Q2 earnings this week Amazon's value pushed north of $250 billion — some $20 billion more than Walmart.

But all the hype can't obscure one possibly inconvenient truth: Fancy new developments may be trading at unheard-of values — pushing up against the $100 million mark — but resale apartments in white-glove buildings often struggle.

We've all had those values pushed on us somehow.

As real estate values pushed these things out, theaters went to multiplexes and availability diminished.