Sentence examples for asset means from inspiring English sources

This great asset means that the form is unbelievably generous and can withstand stresses and strains that would make other narrative mediums collapse and implode.

Having a football ground listed as a community asset means supporter groups will have six months to put together their own bid for the stadium if it is to be sold.

Asset means a useful or desirable thing, something of value.

Pearson said that the divestment of its last newspaper asset meant that it was now focused on education.

Subterranean silos are considered harder to destroy than surface installations, and Iran hailed them as a defensive asset meant to thwart attackers.

Collapsing asset prices, including unprecedented drops in the value of housing, Americans' biggest financial asset, meant that three-fifths of households in America saw their wealth decline between 2007 and 2009.

"Noncore assets" means garbage.

Fewer assets means fewer loans.

Selling off American assets means reduced investment returns to Americans.

Lack of income means you don't get by; lack of assets means you don't get ahead.

At this stage, making a small investment of time in focusing on commercial assets means potentially large returns.