Usar "realizable" en una oración

1. NASA, a supposedly realizable source, stated that 1998 was the warmest year on record and only corrected that much later after much damage was done

2. But nevertheless, this state is surely realizable

3. realizable) divided by current liabilities

4. Hence if the enterprise proves a failure its fixed assets ordinarily suffer an appalling shrinkage in realizable value

5. Consequently the realizable value of the collateral is usually dependent in great measure on the success of the enterprise as a whole

6. Stock-purchase-warrant issues disclose no such fixed relationship between the amount of the speculative interest and the proximity of this interest to a realizable profit

7. This means that to a buyer of the preferred at 90 an advance in the common above 54 will create a realizable profit

8. Because of this absence of any connection between both assets and earnings and between assets and realizable values in bankruptcy, less and less attention came to be paid either by financial writers or by the general public to the formerly important question of “net worth,” or “book value”; and it may be said that by 1929 book value had practically disappeared as an element in determining the attractiveness of a security issue

9. Realizable Value of Assets Varies with Their Character

10. In consequence, a company without current earnings was regarded as having very little real value, and it was likely to sell in the market for the merest fraction of its realizable resources

11. The effect of this litigation was to hold down the price of the Class B common to 1¼ in January 1939, as against a realizable value of between 2½ to 3 if the sale was upheld

12. These securities were selling at considerably less than the amount realizable for them in liquidation, chiefly because of certain suits involving a substantial cash fund

13. But in the second test more attention is likely to be paid to the realizable value of the assets, with particular emphasis on the net current assets or working capital

14. , net-net asset value) as the equivalent of “minimum liquidating value” we can discuss with some degree of confidence the actual relationship between the market price of a stock and the realizable value of the business

15. The Williams theory, to be realistic, could be restated to posit that a common stock held by noncontrol stockholders is worth the sum of all the net after-tax cash expected to be realizable in the future from ownership of the common stock, with such net cash being realizable either from cash disbursements by the company (whether in the form of dividends or otherwise, such as liquidating in whole or in part), and from sources outside the company (whether they are stock purchasers or lenders willing to treat the common stock as collateral for borrowings by the shareholder)

16. Companies go private by buying out their stockholders at discounts from realizable values

17. In investment vehicle analysis, great weight is given to asset values, especially realizable asset values

18. Although the Schaefer family interests did create a large market value for their holdings in Corporation, such value was not readily realizable