Sentence examples for mean asset from inspiring English sources

But Carney points out that this "doesn't mean asset prices aren't going to change [and] the currency isn't going to change".

The Times understands that it has already received inquiries from potential buyers for at least part of the retail business, although a failure to find a purchaser for the estate is likely to mean asset sales, store closures and job losses.

Baseline mean asset scores were also poorer among operated cases than controls in each country (Kenya: −0.8 vs 0.5; Bangladesh; −0.7 vs 0.2), although this was non-significant in the Philippines (−0.2 vs 0.3).

The variable is positive when the household crosses from below to above the mean asset index.

The mean asset index score for the 10,319 households was 0.24 (SD = 0.14).

The mean asset of the midline deviation was significantly higher in the scoliotic group, of which importance is increased by the lower mean value typical for the CTRL group, this value being even lower than of the MSCH group.

Asset managers sought new ways to make money: Low rates meant asset managers could no longer get decent yields from municipal bonds or Treasurys.

(1) The term total assets means assets measured on a consolidated basis and reported in the most recent fiscal year-end Consolidated Report of Condition and Income.

Acquired member assets or AMA means assets acquired in accordance with, and satisfying the applicable requirements of, part 1268 of this chapter.

The bill was passed with an amendment that means assets can be seized from people who have carried out "a gross human rights abuse or violation" outside the UK.

For investors it is all about hedging risk to a greater extent than normal, which means assets that will retain their value if the dollar, U.S. stocks and U.S. government bonds head south.