Sentence examples for host of assets from inspiring English sources

Some say blockchains can revolutionize how we track a host of assets beyond just money, like land titles.

That's a host of assets – two different kinds of commodities in addition to stocks – as well as four separate strategies, which would require a hedge-fund team to understand.

Lloyds, which is 41% owned by the taxpayer after a multibillion-pound government bailout, agreed to sell a host of assets by November 2013 to secure the European commission's approval of the state aid.

Though Sequoia never discussed it publicly, the endowment fund was slated to look a lot like Makena: a big, diversified pool of money that could invest in a host of assets, from public stocks to real estate to oil and gas just like a university endowment.

The basic AMG GT — not yet available in the U.S. — will come standard with a host of assets, including high performance brakes, adaptive sport suspension, heated seats, a Burmester Surround Sound music system, and safety features for collision avoidance, assisted parking, automatic braking and more.

Who Loves You? Banks with under $10 billion in assets remain relatively accommodating, as do a host of asset-based lenders.

CPPIB has a host of property assets in the UK, including a 50 per cent stake in Victoria's Nova office development and a 25 per cent stake in Westfield's Stratford City shopping centre in east London.

The emerging token economy, featuring a host of different assets classes, provides an interesting use case for future applications.

The prices of stocks, bonds and a host of other financial assets, which in normal conditions more often than not move in a diversity of unpredictable directions, are increasingly surging up or down in lockstep.

We looked at public companies and hidden fortunes, as well as a host of other luxury assets to compile the authoritative account of the rich in 2013 (read more about our methodology here).

That would be a good thing, because Mr. Suozzi will need to weave a large web of cooperation and good will if he is to secure what may be the most serious and ambitious goal of his tenure: revitalizing the Hub, the sprawling wasteland in central Nassau that is now home to a decrepit sports arena, acres of blacktop, crowded roads and a host of other underperforming county assets.