Sentence examples for another asset that from inspiring English sources

This sixth sense extends to Ms. Borodina's dramatic flair, another asset that separates her from the pack.

The fortunes of bitcoin have in some ways paralleled the postfinancial crisis interest in gold, another asset that has appealed to investors skeptical of the monetary policy of the major central banks.

"[US intelligence has] another asset that gives them a heat signature, an infrared heat signature that tells them there was a massive event … they put both of these pieces of information together and concluded that the plane was shot down," Starr said.

On a more positive note, he also emphasized how he helped speed up the pace of change at the company — another asset that will be essential for Microsoft as a whole.

However, Yahoo retains another asset that doesn't show up on its balance sheet the way you might expect, that is worth a multiple of its listed value, and will soon convert into a massive payout to Yahoo.

Analysts say Tribune might also sell another valuable asset that is not part of the core business, its stake in the Food Network.

UBS, it should be remembered, also advised on the privatisation of the Royal Mail, another state asset that was badly undervalued (as the shares' performance immediately after the sale demonstrates).

Eventually he noticed another hidden asset that cab companies possessed: licenses to radio spectrum that could be sold to cellular carriers like Nextel.

The information you spent years carefully crafting in these platforms is merely another asset — an asset that product managers and shareholders demand to be protected from a competitor.

Moreover, negotiations – especially those "without precondition" as Mr. Obama has specifically advocated – consume time, another precious asset that terrorists and rogue leaders prize.

You could choose to receive your share ($100,000) as a cash lump-sum payment at the time of your divorce, or as an offset against another marital asset that you would like to own individually (think country house, brokerage account or CDs).