Sentence examples for worth has dropped from inspiring English sources
And because some of their income was paid in company stock, their own net worth has dropped along with the stock's value.
The recent clearly overpriced acquisitions added $1.9 billion of goodwill to the company's books and Sunbeam's net worth has dropped from $500 million to a negative $600 million.
With few companies adding jobs and Americans' net worth having dropped more than 20percentt in the last two years, the coming months are likely to feel like a slump even if the economy is gradually improving.
According to his biographer Robert Skidelsky, Keynes's losses in the commodities markets forced him to liquidate many of his British stocks in a falling market, and by the end of 1929 his net worth had dropped from £44,000 (almost two million dollars in today's money) to just £7,815.
However, a follow-up personal financial statement showed that as of last June 30, his net worth had dropped to $163.4 million".
But compared with the country at large, where the median net worth is $100,000 and has dropped significantly since 2004, he and most of his fellow lawmakers are true aristocrats.
The real net worth of the "bottom" 90 percent has dropped by one-fourth.
But it's worth noting that that number has dropped over the past week or so, from eighty per cent.
There are indeed two Americas and two economies: one in which a conservative titan like Sheldon Adelson and his relatives blithely funnel $21 million toward the lost cause of Newt Gingrich, and another in which the median net worth of an American family has dropped to $77,300, which is roughly where it was in the early 1990s.
This performance is even more impressive when you recall that last year Oracle's Larry Ellison was almost neck-and-neck with Gates in personal net worth, but Oracle's stock price has dropped by two thirds in the past ten months, and Ellison's estimated net worth is now $26 billion.
The net worth of households headed by people 44 and younger has dropped more over the past decade than the net worth of middle-aged and elderly households, according to the Federal Reserve.
