Sentence examples for because of asset from inspiring English sources

Because of asset write-downs, the 2002 loss will rise back to $6.75 a share, the company said.

The debt-ridden company, which is controlled by the financier Ronald O. Perelman, said sales and income dropped because of asset sales, consolidations and other factors.

Third-quarter oil output fell 7.6percentt from a year earlier and natural gas production slid 5.9percentt, partly because of asset sales, ConocoPhillips said.

Production fell because of asset sales, seasonal declines and scheduled maintenance at fields in Alaska, Britain and Canada, the company said.

Royal Dutch/Shell said that it would take a $1 billion charge in the fourth quarter because of asset sales, severance charges and write-downs.

The debt-to-cash-flow ratio for Comcast is about six to one, roughly the same as Cablevision's, but Comcast's is expected to drop sharply by year-end because of asset sales and cash-flow growth, several analysts said.

"I've seen people who have a zero return see a tremendous capital appreciation because of assets," he said.

The scales are tipped in NBC's favor, mainly because of assets neither of its rivals possess: moneymaking, information-based cable channels.

And the Government Pension Investment Fund, one of the biggest holders of government bonds, has admitted that it has no new money with which to buy more debt.Furthermore, Mr Grice argues that one of the main sources of comfort for investors that the net debt-to-GDP ratio is a lot lower than the gross figure because of assets owned by the Japanese government may be an illusion.

Because this kind of asset is not easily quantifiable, it doesn't show up on balance sheets.

The courts have held that the definition of "substantially all" includes a change of business in a company because of an asset sale where the assets are "qualitatively vital".