Sentence examples for assets that build from inspiring English sources

The fact that there has been no ice or snow, assets that build up the supply in the spring, worries the Dept.

Keep in mind, however, that Microsoft is in the process of buying the Nokia assets that built the Lumia 2520, so we could see reconciliation.

As the health secretary Jeremy Hunt put it: "The assets that you build up over your lifetime should be used to pay for your own care costs". Where someone owns a house worth £1m or £2m, and has expensive care costs of perhaps £100,000 or £200,000, he said, it was only fair on other taxpayers for them to bear the burden.

But PSINet also is takeover bait because of the enviable assets that Schrader built on all that debt: its very own fiber network.

This was used to divide the market into sub-asset class indexes that build back to the broad market.

But in housing, her administration was actually the postwar state's beneficiary, selling off assets that it had built up".

"My view is that neither the federation nor the boards of housing associations have a mandate to sell public assets that have been built up over decades.

He also likes pipeline operators like Oneok, Enterprise Products and Buckeye, which are gobbling up superb assets that were often built by large oil companies and utilities.

Given enough time and a good product, you could eventually produce candles at scale, develop new product lines, and otherwise build assets that lead to exponential growth years later.

The first is to sell off assets that have already been built.

He had miraculously been able to pay investors close to 60 cents on the dollar, partly by increasing the value of the assets that the scheme was built on.