Sentence examples for little assets from inspiring English sources

It has very little assets and no cash to speak of in the bank.

Governments have sold lots of little assets—state-owned hotels and the like but clung doggedly to the big ones, such as telephone and electricity utilities.

Given "how fragile the Labour party's finances are", with "very little assets" and "no cash", no wonder the union bureaucracy thinks "we will have more financial clout than before".

Technological startups are quickly becoming the dream of graduate students everywhere as they require little assets to begin and have the potential to grow into a highly profitable business.

But Japan has resisted doing that on a large scale, partly because of political concerns about closing banks, and partly because the sales themselves would establish how little the assets of the banks are worth.

And Vladimir Potanin, a top nickel magnate, now faces a demand for $140m, allegedly because he paid too little for assets bought when Russia's biggest metals business went private.All this shows that the new administration has more guts than its predecessor.

What's amazing is they have relatively little physical assets.

The following morning we go in search of another of the wolds' little-known assets: its hundred or so deserted medieval villages (pastscape.org.uk), victims variously of the Black Death, the Little Ice Age and clearances as vicious as any undertaken in Scotland.

As a fairly new and little-studied asset class, more research might boost returns.Of course, across-the-board price rises would provide the biggest boost.

BBC Trust member Anthony Fry said the project had "generated little or no assets" for the corporation.

But a Treasury Department official said there was little likelihood the assets would soon be released.