Sentence examples for assets on which from inspiring English sources

Coins, notes, and some checking deposits are assets on which interest is not paid.

Cities disproportionately house assets on which their metropolitan economies particularly depend.

It is these intangible assets, as well as on more tangible economic and military assets, on which the American century has relied.

The value of assets on which the bank has foreclosed fell by dollars 23m to dollars 331m in the six months to June.

But Janus secretly cut deals with some hedge funds to allow such trading in order to increase the assets on which it could collect management fees.

"Is the goal to continue to make money in a risky environment or is the goal to preserve assets on which you collect fees?" Mr. Petzel added.

The asset on which people speculated varied; often, it had something to do with land, but later, financiers promoted magical thinking about railroads, too.

To those who buy them – either directly or through things like pension funds – British bonds are an asset on which holders receive a payment totalling £34bn per annum.

I can only dream of having such an asset on which to market quality of life and economic development, and business with pleasure with advertising that really catches the eye.

Michael Fallon, who gave evidence to the PASC, told it that the PAF was "an integral part of the Royal Mail; it is a fundamental operating asset on which the business depends.

With two new wings extending into the neighbouring park, the building finally embraces the asset on which it had turned its back for generations, with long glass walls providing alluring glimpses of the artwork inside.