Sentences with phrase «value in a realistic way»

This doesn't mean that the market views a stock's value in a realistic way, but it helps.

Not exact matches

Moreover, at a time of increasing specialization, local churches can be the meeting place for a genuine exchange of views, a marketplace of ideas and values, a place where — within an environment of Christian love and support — people can deal with controversy in realistic and productive ways.

Although this aspect is already beginning to be a classic in talent management, we have included it in our selection because it is a realistic and practical way to add value to people in the organization and create a spirit of collaboration and development in team works, so needed at the training area.

Let's be realistic though: What you hope to see in 2 - 3 years may easily take 5 years, and that bargain stock's fair value may not be appreciating in any kind of meaningful way (remember, it's probably a value stock for a bad reason).

Transient Climate Sensitivity (TCS) is a more realistic way to evaluate the actual global warming effects of CO2 that can be validated with actual data, but TCS is rarely reported in peer - reviewed paper or media articles, because the sensitivity is about half the ECS value and is not so alarming.

An early and realistic appraisal of any case is essential to allow well informed decisions as to its merit and commercial value but imposing the requirement to do that «up front», as part of a formal pre-action protocol procedure or through early stages of a court - driven case management system, is not always the most efficient way to achieve it, particularly in larger cases.

One way to help ensure that the bank's estimate of value is realistic is to offer comps of recent sales — both traditional and REO, says Churchill, who is also the author of The Foreclosure Specialist: A Real Estate Agent's Complete Guide on Working in the Foreclosure Market (Valco Press, 2007).