Sentence examples for distinct assets from inspiring English sources

The social prominence of Sarah Polk's family (her father, Joel Childress, was a planter) and her personal charm and bearing, which was sometimes described as queenly, were distinct assets for a politically ambitious lawyer.

Its director, Jack Garfein, an assistant to Elia Kazan, took four years to get the movie version financed, and in the interim Gazzara gained more Broadway experience as the original Brick in Williams's Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and as the drug-addicted Johnny in A Hatful of Rain, where his darkly handsome features and forceful acting were distinct assets.

The analysis of security concerns in the context of cloud computing solutions shows that each issue brings different impacts on distinct assets.

Further research in this area is needed, in particular, regarding the different possible structures of open business models and the linkages between firms' distinct assets and potential models and outputs.

Ms. Blackwell's idiosyncratic humor is a distinct asset.

This fine alchemy was a distinct asset in the stirring concert presentation of "Carousel," a one-night benefit for Carnegie Hall.

And now some political analysts, who widely expect him to be re-elected, see him as a distinct asset to Mrs. Merkel's campaign.

In a land in which all language has died, where the pieties of Barack Obama pass for eloquence, comedians have a distinct asset.

Warm, poised and casually magnetic, she is a distinct asset, but her consistently engaging performance would benefit from more focused and more compelling material.

"The ability to dribble and pass a basketball accurately is a distinct asset to any athlete who aspires to be a goaltender.

Established chains find it easier than parents to rustle up funding from philanthropists, from banks to construct new schools and refurbish existing ones: a distinct asset when public spending is squeezed.