Sentence examples for being asset from inspiring English sources

The council had to cut funding to the local library, so the building is being asset transferred to a partnership.

Enron, in fact, prided itself on being "asset light," and during its fall was even tagged by some analysts as being more a hedge fund than a company dealing in real goods.

It believes that EMI would be vulnerable to being asset stripped and run as a catalogue business re-releasing its Beatles archive with little or no emphasis on the expensive business of discovering new acts.

The model reviews some 30 pieces of financial information, among the most important being asset quality, measured by, say, the percentage of nonperforming assets and the size of the reserve for losses.

As opposed to Uber and Lyft, who pride themselves on being asset light, eschewing capital-intensive investments in factories or other physical infrastructures, Tesla embraces these projects.

Green is being asset-stripped?

"We've gone from being asset-gatherers to being producers again," exulted one broker who prefers to help his clients pick stocks than to sell them mutual funds.

InterContinental, a British-based firm that is another big believer in being asset-light, owns only 15 hotels, manages 628 and has its brands woven into the towels of a further 3,800 franchised operations.One advantage of owning the bricks-and-mortar is that the company has absolute control over the hotel and its maintenance.

"We've seen the club being asset-stripped, players going out, loaned out and the players that are here are not good enough," he said.

Another issue that we've flagged here on TechCrunch is the risk of valuable publicly funded data-sets effectively being asset-stripped by tech giants hungry for data to feed and foster commercial AI models.

Another issue that we've flagged here on TechCrunch is the risk of valuable publicly funded data-sets effectively being asset-stripped by tech giants hungry for data to feed and foster commercial AI models.