Sentence examples for known asset from inspiring English sources

Alcon's move could be a last-gasp effort to convince the 71-year-old Ford that he should return to one of his best known roles, or simply an acknowledgment that the project faces commercial and critical purgatory without its best known asset.

One problem with Seth's theory was that the Berglunds weren't all that privileged; their only known asset was their house, which they'd rebuilt with their own hands.

Shumpert's defensive athleticism, sorely needed on a team that was among the worst defensively in the league last season, was his known asset.

"Since that time all known assets have been seized and are unavailable for Mr Dotcom's use or disposal," the judge said.

According to a Pakistani army spokesman, Mr Sharif has paid for his freedom by agreeing to hand over 80% of the family's known assets in Pakistan and promising not to come back for at least ten years.

Since his arrest, all of Mr. Dreier's known assets in the United States, and those of the law firm that bear his name, have been put under the control of a receiver, Mr. Streeter, an assistant United States attorney, said.

Thursday's court filing, which provides rich details on all of Peregrine Financial's known assets - down to a decade-old Apple Inc computer valued at $5 - leaves open the possibility that Peregrine itself may have been the victim of pilfering.

Innovation will always give you new models in spaces where you would have never expected them and that could be you know, asset heavy or asset light.

I'm not interested in derivatives of securitised, collateralised, complex commercial transactions, and I wouldn't know asset-backed commercial paper from toilet paper.

We need an economy based not on trading sardines but eating sardines; one that is not a chimerical fantasy driven by the buying and selling of notional mathematical constructs, but a real economy based on productive labour; one led not by people who know asset-backed commercial paper, but by people who know their assets from a hole in the ground.

Adaptation is reflected through the capacity of the system, implying the degree of access to or possession with necessary assets (known as asset profile or asset entitlement) within a given institutional framework (Kelly and Adger 2000; Smit et al. 2000).