Sentence examples for assets which may from inspiring English sources

Mecom said it had received approaches for a "number of assets which may or may not lead to disposals".

Administrators have compiled lists of Palmer's and Mensink's assets which may be "available to meet an insolvent trading claim if one was successfully pursued".

The Government has resisted releasing the Noriega assets, which may amount to more than $20 million in various bank accounts around the world.

S.I.V.'s, held by banks, hedge funds or other institutions, issue a mixture of short-term debt and capital and buy longer-term assets, which may pay more interest than the amount they pay on their notes.

Mr. Madoff has promised the Securities and Exchange Commission not to dispose of any of his assets, which may eventually be sold and used to repay investors who lost money in the scheme.

Another worry is that the deal brings DirecTV into the content business, because of those networks and other assets, which may not be the best use of its cash or management's time.

Our results also show that the premium (out-of-the-moneyness) is negatively related to prior stock returns and cash flow-to-assets, which may be an indication of high-water mark contracting, or alternatively, of managerial power.

That's because the acquiring company could add more value to the underappreciated asset, which may not have been fully valued under the target company's umbrella.

And the company can still point to its inventory of digital books as its single most valuable asset, which may draw possible buyers.

But two conclusions do seem to follow from these facts: First, having an established relationship with a public pension fund is a very valuable asset, which may enable a firm to run the litigation, bringing in other plaintiffs' firms to supply the intellectual talent.

During the second and third year we budget $100,000 for each year for additional long-term asset, which may include some additional or replacement buses.