Sentence examples for assets to develop from inspiring English sources

A casino at National Harbor "will generate some jobs, some tourism, some spending," Mr. Fuller added, but it could be "a distraction" for a county that might not "strive to build on its natural assets" to develop a more diversified economy.

Zyman: It is a panacea … it utilizes existing assets to develop high-risk propositions before you see whether you can develop ways of activating better your existing business.

Government ultimately decides which infrastructure assets to develop, guided by these priorities, and uses rigorous Value-for-Money analyses to select the delivery approach used to finance and develop the selected infrastructure assets.

Paragon, an online entity, raised approximately $12 million worth of digital assets to develop and implement its business plan to add blockchain technology to the cannabis industry and work toward legalization of cannabis.

Switzerland says it has repatriated 1.7 billion francs, or $1.5 billion, in stolen assets to developing countries.

With Switzerland's landmark vote, the country that is traditionally associated with bank secrecy laws — which have been abused in the past to hide stolen assets — is poised to become an example of one of the most forward-leaning countries in the quest to return stolen assets to developing countries.

We will work with the World Bank's Stolen Assets Recovery (StAR) program to secure the return of stolen assets to developing countries, and support other efforts to stem illicit outflows.

The effort to make a more comprehensive, unified metabolic resource could be a great asset to developing new metabolic pathfinding algorithms, as the metabolic representations, heuristics, and constraints used in these algorithms rely heavily on the breadth and completeness of the used metabolic database(s).

But Mr. Tisch was soon blamed for selling off some of CBS's most valuable assets, failing to develop top-rated programs, dismissing too many employees and leaving the company far behind its main competitors in terms of audience and advertising revenues.

The week's declines in precious metals probably came as little surprise to Soros, who implied he thought gold was in danger of dropping as far back down as January last year's price, telling the Davos Economic Forum: "When interest rates are low we have conditions for asset bubbles to develop, and they are developing at the moment.

People are viewed as assets to be developed, not costs to be reduced.