Sentence examples for valued now from inspiring English sources
"They can't believe that and also believe that the markets are sensibly valued now".
"But the market is so fully valued now that we can't do that, we're vulnerable.
The banks' portfolios are immense, valued now at perhaps 40 trillion yen $332 billionn), and include many obscure, illiquid shares in small companies.
After being undervalued for a while, the securities are at best fairly valued now, say many analysts, suggesting investors need a long-term view to make them worthwhile.
Even though I like the Sprint wireless business, I think the stock is very aggressively valued now, and that's partly on takeover speculation.
But his mastery of the basic crafts of journalism was not irrelevant.Writing and reporting, of the kind Deedes relished, are less valued now than once they were, at least by the media industry.
Miliband "isn't a great orator", the paper said, "but he is drafting a plan for a better Britain where low and middle-income families are valued … now he needs to persuade the country".
Human Genome's market value now exceeds $4 billion.
We have rather different values now.
The threshold value now would be smaller than pre-alarm.
He estimated the car's value now at $15,000 to $20,000.
