Sentence examples for modern assets from inspiring English sources

On Monday night at the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center, he marshaled those modern assets in a two-hour concert focused on his own compositions.

Brieuc Pont, French spokesman to the U.N., tweeted that "the U.N. in Congo needs additional and modern assets, including drones, to be better informed and more reactive".

Household wealth index was constructed from the 2007 survey [ 21], which documented type and size of dwelling; water and sanitation facilities; electricity; modern assets such as fridge and television; transport assets such as bicycle and car; communication assets such as cellphone; and livestock such as cattle.

For example, better educated women were more likely to become temporary migrants, and their children experienced lower mortality risks (Collinson 2007, cited in Clark et al., 2007), and in rural households temporary migration was positively correlated with ownership of modern assets (Collinson, Tollman, Kahn, Clark, & Garenne, 2006).

The whole web of intermediaries and knowledge brokers that modern asset markets have come to rely on has become frayed.

Modern asset forfeiture laws rest on the notion that it is not enough to incarcerate people involved in criminal activity.

Empirical Asset Pricing is a modern asset pricing course which tries to bring students all the way to the frontier of investment research.

The continuous-time framework allows to discuss the problem elegantly and may help to make this part of the banking literature more operational in the sense of modern asset pricing theory.

"The more prevalent problem", he says, "is not that there is faster depletion, it is that oil companies desperate to get the black gold into the bank are ignoring modern asset-management techniques".

As someone who has conceived brand identity campaigns for companies like Knoll and Benetton, Mr. Vignelli confesses himself torn over the Wedgwood paradox: its tradition is its most modern asset.

From allowing us to vanquish a new breed of digital monsters to defining a modern asset class, virtual goods will both enable new experiences and redefine traditional ones.