Sentence examples for better asset from inspiring English sources

Mitsubishi Tokyo's "strength has been its better asset quality," Ms. Nemoto said.

In the subsequent fighting the police lost an observation tower, but Daryakhan had a better asset up his sleeve.

Many airports could be facing sharp cutbacks in service, unless those cities happen to provide what Mr. Bastian called "better asset flights".

Better asset allocation can happen only if Tokyo's competitiveness as a financial centre is boosted, attracting international talent.Tokyo does not stack up well at present.

As well as highlighting your best achievements, focus on what skills you have picked up since leaving and more importantly, how you are now an even better asset to the firm than you were before.

"Everyone wants prediction about performance, and better asset management," said William Ruh, vice president of global software at G.E. "The ideas of speed, of information velocity, is what will differentiate the winners from the losers".

Xstrata brings better assets, a stronger balance-sheet and rosier prospects for growth, according to Andrew Keen of HSBC, a bank.

The key to its performance was Mr. Silverman's insight that in today's world, brands -- not bricks -- are the better assets to own.

Simultaneously, regulators would then try to sell the better assets, with the help of a loss-sharing guarantee to traditional bank buyers.

The government plan calls for the creation of a new G.M., with its better assets like Cadillac and Chevrolet, that might emerge from bankruptcy by the end of the summer.

The prospects for Rio's growth, already hurt by a sharp fall in investment, will be worsened by any sale of its better assets.Yet, however unpalatable Rio may find going cap in hand to China, the alternative is no more enticing.