Sentence examples for asset something from inspiring English sources

Multiculturalism is a real asset, something to celebrate.

Today, children have become an emotional asset, something to blog and fret about.

But its chances are improving, especially now it is increasingly being seen as a valuable economic asset, something that could produce returns forever.

His house, he knows, is "an illiquid asset, a long-term asset, something I won't be able to tap in for cash.

It seems the traditional parties are a liability to the parliamentary hopeful, not an asset – something of which the new crop of MPs will be only too aware.

"For us, the sea wall was a source of pride, an asset, something that we believed in," said Eiko Araya, 58, the principal of Taro No. 3 Elementary School.

Reinstating Glass-Steagall would force the "too big to fail" banks to divest assets, something Dodd-Frank does not address.

Back in 2002, the trust tried to diversify its assets, something that would seem to be a prudent step.

Mr. Levin just asked if it's appropriate to adjust models to reduce risk-weighted assets, something that occurred at JPMorgan as the credit bets soured.

"The money supply will be expanded in the major currencies in the developed world, and investors will seek the protection of hard assets: something real, and gold is perceived as real," Mr. Wien said by telephone.

Bank of America eventually pulled out of its talks with Lehman after the government refused to take responsibility for losses on some of Lehman's most troubled real-estate assets, something it agreed to do when JP Morgan Chase bought Bear Stearns to save it from a bankruptcy filing in March.