Sentence examples for asset because of from inspiring English sources

That way, his delivery could be an asset because of its deception.

He is a global priority for his record label EMI, a key asset because of his ability to shift millions.

He described the apartment, which Mr. Jeffries bought for $20 million in 2002, as "an irreplaceable trophy asset" because of its sheer size and its Central Park and open city views.

They are fielding a personable candidate who is just a couple of years out of Oxford, but it is not his youth that is the handicap – on the doorstep, he says, it can be an asset because of the depth of voter disillusionment with out-of-touch MPs – but the penalties of coalition.

People buy into your brand and your asset because of the value you're offering.

The Southern Railway became an essential strategic war asset because of its proximity to continental Europe, and needed to equip itself with adequate freight handling capability to transport the vast quantities of supplies and troops required for the conflict.

An externality arises when an individual cannot recover the costs of investing in an asset because most of the benefits fall to an individual whom the investor has no way of charging for the benefit.

"I wanted to come as Miss Frozen Assets, because of my financial blah," she said.

Others have been imprisoned or lost their assets because of tax evasion.

At the time, Harbinger had limited investors from redeeming their assets because of the market turmoil during the financial crisis.

Unfortunately, these prices were higher than the interest rates on their old long-dated assets because of inflation.