Sentence examples for would depreciate from inspiring English sources

– would "depreciate" her value.

If Germany left, the euro would depreciate.

"If Germany left, the euro would depreciate," he said.

Crucially, the moment the markets reopened, the drachma would depreciate, probably by more than 50%.XIV.XIV

Some insurers would pay this amount in a claim; others would depreciate the value of the engines based on how old they were.

Such an act of moral bankruptcy would depreciate and might ultimately destroy the value of every dollar in the United States.

Robinho was strategically left out of City's squad for the Europa League qualifier against Timisoara last night so his transfer valuation would not depreciate.

Economists at Citigroup reckon that a fund ought to start with a baseline of 2% of insured deposits, and then top up that amount with an additional premium to reflect the risk that peripheral countries may leave the euro and that their currencies would then depreciate.

If this would be depreciated linearly in 10 years, the capital charge due to fermenter investments would be ~2.4 M€ per year at a reasonable discount rate.

"If you took out the estate section," Mr. Baris said, "Montclair would have depreciated as a town".

Taking advantage of zero US interest rates, and banking on the belief that the dollar would keep depreciating, corporations in China, Brazil etc borrowed over $4tn.