Assertion: asset | /r/CapableOf | lose value
Facets:
value: over time
type: TEMPORAL
value: in its first years of use
type: TEMPORAL
value: faster
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The whole principle behind capitalization is that the assets will lose value over time -- buildings need to be replaced, computers become outdated, and so on.
text: If the assets dropped in value after you inherited them, you may instead choose a valuation date of six months after the date of death.
text: By definition, a liquid asset is a financial asset that the owner can convert into cash, ideally without the asset losing any value.
text: The straight-line method assumes that a fixed asset loses its value in proportion to its useful life, while the accelerated method assumes that the asset loses its value faster in its first years of use.
text: Because assets tend to lose some of their value over time, companies sometimes have to make periodic write-downs.