Sentence examples for assets and problems from inspiring English sources

These are both assets and problems – they create the potential for a unique landscape but they also require money to convert the terrain into land for building.

BMC Software makes management software, the stuff that ties together much of the activity that information technology staff handles things like asset and problem management, service automation and availability of critical data.

Other issues that deserve attention include whether foundations are distributing enough of their assets and the problems created by the expanding number of megafoundations, which are often governed by just a small number of family members, and the lack of a reasonable oversight and enforcement system by federal and state governments.

In studies comparing males and females with adult-ADHD, females were more impaired on ADHD scales, had a higher level of emotional symptoms, a more complicated presentation, reported fewer assets and more problems suggesting poorer self-perception, and had increased prevalence of affective disorder and higher somatization scores [ 5, 54, 55].

The report said that the auditors found significant problems in how the service managed complex assets and that those problems "increased the risk that the government could mismanage the administration and disposition of forfeited assets".

Mr. Bernanke, who noted that small institutions were involved in crises from the bank failures of the 1930s through the savings-and-loan collapse in the 1980s, added, "We need to have insights into what's happening in the entire banking system to understand how regulation affects banks, to understand the status of the assets and the credit problems of banks at all levels, at all sizes".

"His larger problem is his lack of experience and his youthfulness, which is both an asset and a problem when people are looking for the steady hand of experience".

For now, America's smaller banks have more capital, make more on their assets and have fewer problem loans.

The marshy terrain was both an asset and a problem: a challenge to any attacking army, it was also difficult to build on.

The paradox I referred to above — the book's inclusivity as both an asset and a problem — derives from the issue Garber cogently describes here.

The company's biggest asset, and biggest problem, are the long term leases it has on its 9,000 retail stores.