Sentence examples for assets with which from inspiring English sources

Whatever the Yahoo board decides to do, it still has some considerable assets with which to work.

"The group has high-quality assets with which it can rebalance itself," Luciano Coutinho, the president of BNDES, Brazil's national development bank, said on Wednesday.

Ms. LaVecchia said that HIP had only $45 million in liquid assets with which to pay off any claims against Pinnacle and HIP.

Rather than pay the taxes, according to the suit, the company transferred its sole remaining assets -- four multimillion-dollar paintings -- to the shareholders, thereby stripping the company of any assets with which to pay its taxes.

Having virtually no tangible assets with which to start, she worked tirelessly to build a schoolhouse, solicit help and contributions, and enlist the goodwill of both the African American and white communities.

Henceforth, Vichy had no assets with which to bargain, with the exception of the cult of loyalty to Pétain (which still kept some Frenchmen obedient to the armistice) and the cleverness of Laval.

The Kindle store was the ideal asset with which to trump Apple's iTunes advantage.

Clearly, the most valuable asset with which Trump is coming into the "marriage" is his name.

Now there's no asset left with which to play the savings fantasy game.

The motion was defeated 4 to 3. The board made it a policy to place the college's financial assets with institutions "which make an effort to invest in countries which do not violate human rights". No specific country was mentioned in the policy.

Investors have been buying into Australian assets with gusto, which perhaps, coincidently, has occurred at the same time as Labor's election prospects have improved.