Sentence examples for most prized asset from inspiring English sources

An educated citizen, we're always told, is a democracy's most prized asset.

For over 125 years, this was the source of the telecoms company's power and its most prized asset.

Mr Andrew Faulds, histrionic MP for Worley East, declares his most prized asset as "a valuable voice".

She can be bracingly satirical: "The piercing soprano she raised at parties was understood to be her most prized asset, and had won her much applause".

Arsenal tested the water during the summer with a £10million bid which came nowhere near matching Magpies owner Mike Ashley's valuation of arguably the club's most prized asset.

England were a laughing stock, the team's most prized asset was in chaos and the idea of winning the Ashes faintly ridiculous.

Yet it has become one of the most prized assets in today's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Its most prized assets are in danger of walking across the street to the competition.

One of the museum's most prized assets, however, is intangible.

It was felt that the BBC had tarnished the feel-good nature of one of its most prized assets.

But the 28-year-old only signed a six-year contract in April and Hodgson has no intention of letting one of his most prized assets leave.