Sentence examples for assets were making from inspiring English sources

A year ago, banks like Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse, with large investment banking divisions and exposure to toxic U.S. assets, were making the headlines while those with strong retail businesses were sitting relatively smug.

Nonetheless, SFX disclosed that indications of interest on some of the company's EDM assets were made, and a formal bid on those business lines could supplant Sillerman's buyout; a last minute change of course.

He wanted it to feel organic and welcoming to touch, so all of the assets were made from scratch.

Assessments of associations between the dependent variable birth weight and the independent area, sex, mother's age, education occupation, reported household income and sum of household assets were made using linear regressions.

Part of the reason wealthy Russians are attracted to real estate developments in New York is that few investments in other assets are making any money.

Its corporate parent, Time Warner, which has a broad and lucrative array of entertainment assets, was making plans to spin off much of the tattered print unit in a shotgun marriage with Meredith, a Midwest-based company that was trying to do much the same thing.

The decision to divest Norway's $945m fund from coal assets was made on 27 May, when an agreement between political parties was reached.

But, as in other countries such as Thailand, disposal of the assets is made a lot harder by the dire state of the local market, and by the inadequacy of existing bankruptcy and foreclosure procedures.

France has until now had some of the least demanding transparency rules for its elected officials, although the value of the president's assets is made public upon his election.

Nor was the deal disclosed to creditors or shareholders last month when a $750 million joint offer for Global Crossing's assets was made by Singapore Technologies Telemedia and Hutchison Whampoa, one of Hong Kong's biggest companies.

Such an order can also be made if such transfers of assets are made to one potential creditor, such as corporate insiders, in preference to another before a bankruptcy filing.