Sentence examples for would be revalued from inspiring English sources

Once in the fold, they would be revalued using the GE premium, pushing GE's share price ever higher.

Regulators said Friday that Bankia shares would be revalued at 1 cent each, as the custodial managers who now oversee the bank try to create a clean slate.

Some 40% of British banks' assets would have to be revalued if interest rates were to rise abruptly, according to the Bank of England.

Would an unpopular dual-currency system be modified and the local Cuban peso, in which wages are paid, be revalued?

The social care workforce must be revalued.

The country's commercial property is supposed to be revalued by the Valuation Office Agency every five years, but the government controversially delayed the last revaluation by two years, claiming it would create uncertainty among businesses.

There are only so many times a firm can be revalued and recapitalised.

Speculation has mounted in recent weeks that the yuan will soon be revalued against the dollar.

Teachers are likely to be the first in the firing line as their scheme is the first to be revalued.

A startling conclusion: that the Conservative leader whose reputation most deserves to be revalued upwards is the current Prime Minister.

The four schemes are due to be revalued before 2012 and are expected to be hit by a further increase in costs.