Sentence examples for asset heading from inspiring English sources

As as it has for much of Klinsmann's tenure, hope remains the US's biggest asset heading into Tuesday night.

The gesture is a nod to perhaps Louisville's biggest asset heading into N.C.A.A. tournament — the depth of their personnel means they can beat teams in so many different ways.

Specifically, where are these digital assets heading, and how can everyday investors buy in safely?

Cash equivalents will be listed under the "Current Assets" heading, and can include money market accounts, savings accounts, and certificates of deposit.

Earlier this year it formed the Leading Group to Stop the Drain of State Assets, headed by the vice-prime minister in charge of the economy, Zhu Rongji, whom the new congress is likely to anoint as the next prime minister.

Northern Trust surveyed 1,014 wealthy households -- those with more than $1 million in investable assets -- headed by someone 35 or younger and found they had doubts about the American equities markets.

They are accused of using new investor money to make payments to early investors, while pulling out millions of dollars for themselves, as their company, Pacific Property Assets, headed to bankruptcy.

The indictment, returned by a federal grand jury under seal last month, alleged that Packard and Stewart used new investor money to make payments to early investors and pulled out millions of dollars for themselves as their company, Pacific Property Assets, headed toward bankruptcy.

As other asset classes head south, they may remember.

Other roles at BGI included head of the Global Index and Markets Group, where he was directly responsible for over $1.1 trillion in assets, head of Global Securities Lending and CEO, president and trustee of BGI's mutual funds.

Obama liked the idea; it would show, he thought, that the government was willing to tackle the predicament of the banks and their toxic assets head on, and would set the proper tone for the way his administration planned to treat the banks.