Sentence examples for highly valued assets from inspiring English sources
When the market is highly valued, assets are worth more than they cost (that is, equities are dearer than the underlying assets).
Since CBS and Viacom split in December 2005, CBS no longer has the same portfolio of other highly valued assets, like cable channels, which can offset stumbles at flagship networks.
Major planks of the legislation, including a deduction for the kind of "pass-through" business Trump is known for, explicitly provide an advantage to owners of companies with highly valued assets but few employees.
Unlike Comcast's 2011 purchase of NBCUniversal, a similar deal in which the two companies agreed to certain behavioral restrictions as a way to protect consumers from its potential anticompetitive effects, Delrahim has pushed for AT&T and Time Warner to spin off highly valued assets.
But Mr. Wright said he expected NBC to remain a highly valued asset for G.E. "The national use of video content is going to be hugely important to the marketplace going forward," Mr. Wright said.
Hakim goes on for almost 200 pages in a similar vein, describing how "the male sex deficit" – the dubious notion that all men are gagging for it while women over the age of 30 become increasingly uninterested because they're focusing their energies on child-rearing – means that female "erotic capital" is a highly valued asset.
At any rate, eremitism in early medieval China seldom translated into abandoning the sociopolitical world; in most cases, it signaled personal "purity" or integrity, a highly valued asset if not a precondition for admission to officialdom.
Versatility is a highly valued asset, he reflected, adding that it's also important to keep working while attempting to get one's feet wet, regardless of the pay.
But no, the Bush administration chose to create a system of military commissions to pursue war crimes charges against suspected al-Qaida terrorists, because they were highly valued intelligence assets and the procedures of regular criminal trials were too restrictive to make a case against these battlefield detainees.
Assessing wildfire risk entails the integration of fire modeling outputs, maps of highly valued resources and assets (HVRAs), characterization of fire effects, and articulation of relative importance across HVRAs.
