Sentence examples for at assets from inspiring English sources

The phrase "at assets" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to assets, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The company is currently evaluating its position at assets."
Alternatives: "regarding assets" or "concerning assets".

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Pester said the bank would "continue to look at assets".

It looks only at assets with a standard deviation greater than zero.

So how are investors looking at assets that hurt them so badly last year?

The tax aims at assets — financial, property and otherwise — above $1.52 million1.3.3 million euros).

Medicaid will "look back" at assets for 60 months to see who qualifies for its nursing home aid, but the V.A. does not have such a policy.

Others were looking for a way to diversify their portfolios, looking at assets like timber or private companies in the hope that those assets would behave differently in a market downturn.

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3. Diversifying your "at risk" assets by size and style.

3. Knowing what safe is. 4. Diversifying your "at risk" assets by size and style.

The UK is bad at asset transfer.

"Clearly, we're looking at asset quality and capital," Mr. Bernanke said.

"Some states will have to look at asset sales and decide.

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