depreciation

Currency depreciation is another big challenge, says Yoneyama, even for companies that experience exponential growth in local revenue.

No depreciation of money can account for this woful difference.

In this way the charge for depreciation will be proportionate to the traffic, which provides automatic adjustment.

As against all this, there is an undercurrent of depreciation of his stepdaughter among Borrow's biographers.

The items of expense are interest on the first cost of the pumping machinery, depreciation, upkeep and running expenses.

Surely Rosalind's depreciation of it is not real, but only assumed, for the purpose of humbling, Phebe!

Still more so to assert that 'Theology has always been celebrating the power of Grace to the depreciation of Ethics.'

Depreciation of the currency means, of course, a continuing rise in prices, a continuing writing off of debt.

Depreciation of other people's abilities was a sad failing with Cacklin.

Does Jack heave one sigh in compliment to the illustrious absentees, and in depreciation of the company who have assembled?