Sentence examples for its core properties from inspiring English sources
Now that the Tribune Company has added The Los Angeles Times, Newsday and five other Times-Mirror dailies to its stable of 4 newspapers, 22 television stations, 4 radio stations and two dozen or so Web sites, it hopes its strategy of joint newspaper-television-Internet advertising sales will accelerate what has been sluggish revenue growth in its core properties.
Occasionally something like GoldenEye comes along and faces them hard, but the big N has always been about its core properties and, let's be honest, mining nostalgia.
But some of its core properties, such as its "all-in-one place" hyper-integration with varied data sources and systems of record, are particularly valuable in a mobile environment.
If that were not to happen, it would be destructive, as AIG is the largest commercial insurer in the U.S. Should the company be split up, which is more than likely, it will probably hold onto its core property casualty business, spin off its auto insurance and life/annuities businesses, while selling its aircraft leasing division.
AIG is the largest commercial insurer in the U.S. Should the company be split up, which is more than likely, it will probably hold onto its core property casualty business and spin off its auto insurance and life/annuities businesses while selling its aircraft leasing division.
After considering several potential media partners for the campaign, Goodby, Silverstein chose Gourmet, she added, because "there was a really strong sense Gourmet has gone above and beyond its core property, the print magazine".
Many people doubted that its core property, antisense, represented a viable new class of therapeutics.
But there are still enough foreign investors interested in the Manhattan market, he said, "that Mr. Macklowe may not have to sell his core properties".
At Yahoo!, Rubash had global Finance responsibility for the company's paid search and display advertising businesses as well as its core ecommerce properties.
Yahoo stopped the fight to turn around its struggling business on Monday by selling its core internet properties – its mailing platform, news sites and social media Tumblr – to Verizon for $4.83 billion.
This suggests that Nintendo understands that it needs to use its core intellectual property if it wants these mobile titles to make waves.
