Devalue in a sentence

Apella’s legal team, led by Yanna Raevskaya, Head of Prospectacy Ltd’s legal department, argued that Apple did not prove how registration of the Apella Games mark would diminish its attractiveness or devalue its market image.

It was a tricky business because reverting to the gold standard would immediately devalue the assets of the wealthy.

Kaldas, of the Tahrir Institute, said that the Egyptian pound is expected to devalue further.

Let’s encourage clubs to grow attendances with paying fans, not devalue the sport with price gimmicks and free giveaways.

We feel devalued as much as we can so be brought to devalue our own God given unique genetic identity?

Would an official holiday devalue 9/11?

But opponents of the change have said it would devalue every home in the area, and make houses harder to sell.

But strategists warn that plans to devalue the dollar would be expensive and shortlived, while populist policies such as tariffs on overseas goods would counter its effect.

Commenting on the development, Prophet Ritabbi scornfully predicted that the currency would further devalue to ₦2,500.

I don’t want to devalue what they’re saying,” Rolland said.

MLA Janet Pitsiulaaq Brewster says she would feel more secure as an artist if there were a federal law in place protecting Inuit art from mass-produced imitations that can devalue the real thing.

These factors may impact the house price, getting you a better deal – but they could also devalue the property when you go to sell.

To devalue cattle’s worth after the animals have fallen victim to a disease that has become rampant in our region because of our department’s inability to deliver an effective eradication programme, is nothing short of barefaced robbery.

It does not surprise me that our city leaders are so out of touch with their constituency that they devalue a little green buffer space that hundreds of locals use daily to walk, jog, dog, or just mentally decompress.

It would be recalled that the CBN Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, had said in London in 2019 that if oil prices dropped to less than $45/barrel and external reserves dropped to less than $30bn, the CBN would be forced to devalue the naira.

Should the Maldivian government fail to pay back the debt, it would amount to a sovereign default, which could devalue the Maldivian and impact its trade and foreign exchange reserves.

The Dark Knight Rises' most important message was that Batman didn't have to be Bruce Wayne and for Bale to reappear as that version of the Dark Knight would specifically devalue that very message.

They had insisted that with a drop in foreign exchange reserves and decline in Nigeria’s dollar earnings over fall in crude oil prices, Nigeria had no option but to devalue its currency.

This has fuelled fears of inflation, which would typically devalue other assets and has also lowered returns on government bonds, making gold more attractive.

Unfortunately, a cheap food policy only serves to devalue quality food in the eyes of consumers, contributing to a downward spiral in prices,” the group stated.