Sentence examples similar to flying asset from inspiring English sources

With trillions of yuan in new bank loans flooding China, what's the highest-flying asset in the country?

"He's basically flying all his assets," a spokesman, Scott Lorenz, said on Thursday.

It's survived two asset bubbles with flying colors.

Alex Tepper, Avitas founder and head of corporate and business development, explained in an interview that GE has been helping customers with industrial inspections for a long time, and has found that these customers are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on inspections that involve a person driving out to, or flying a helicopter above an asset.

The prime minister's spokeswoman stressed that British military assets were already flying over Syria, and British forces were helping to train members of the Syrian Free Army outside Syria itself.

The straightforward answer is that anyone flying an Apache helicopter is a massive asset and he's clearly a very competent pilot.

"It was a tremendous asset to get exposed to that kind of flying early on," said John Eisenhart, a fellow cadet in the program who now flies 767s for United Airlines.

Berry Field faced the removal of its flying mission with the BRAC 2005 recommendation to realign its assets to other units.

The firm has $719.1 million in net current assets and no long-term debt, passing another Graham-based test of financial strength with flying colors.

But even when the UN froze his assets and ordered a travel ban, his planes – displaying the flags of Liberia and the Central African Republic – kept flying.

GROUNDING A NEEDED ASSET Unless the Federal Aviation Administration comes up with compelling reasons not to, it should raise the mandatory retirement age for pilots flying U.S. commercial aircraft.