Sentence examples for frozen asset from inspiring English sources
A virgin, in Ms. Luce's parlance, is "a frozen asset".
"I'm — a virgin — a frozen asset," one of Luce's women jokes.
This means that the company has to either put up a huge $572.5 million sum against potential tax costs in the country, or a factory that is quite important to Nokia, and Microsoft, will remain a frozen asset.
However, the pitfall is that there are now companies that have auction-rate security on their books, on their balance sheets, and the auditors are not permitting them to report it as cash, because it's a frozen asset.
"Frozen Assets" (1931-32), however, is revelatory.
There's a hundred billion dollars offshore in frozen assets alone.
Would the brick of bills be classified as frozen assets?
About $30bn£21bnbn) of a total of $100bn in frozen assets will be released to Iran imminently.
It will get back $30bn£21bnbn) of its frozen assets around the world.
They joke about "frozen assets" and speak earnestly about the wisdom of "hedging against" risk.
