Sentence examples for poor assets from inspiring English sources

Many deals in other sectors look ropy, a consequence of buying poor assets.

Most have poor assets, are controlled by an ethnic group or have only regional networks.

Some banks had reportedly been creating securities made up of particularly poor assets expressly to exchange for money.

If the Utah bank bulked up with poor assets and brokered deposits — and then went bust — the F.D.I.C. would be left holding the bag.

"When you give the poor assets that can be represented and defended by property law, you get an enormous formation of wealth," Mr. de Soto, director of the Institute for Liberty and Democracy, said in a telephone interview from Lima.

Poor asset holdings mainly farmlands and oxen were reported to be sources of social vulnerability.

He pointed to the rapid fall in production efficiency as an indication of poor asset stewardship by the industry, which the regulator had not been able to adequately confront.

Employers assume the risk of poor asset performance.

The conglomerates of old may have had their tactics slightly skewed, with little by way of an exit strategy other than to dispose of their poorer assets (often to private-equity firms) in order to concentrate on the better parts of their businesses.

For example for asset based measures of SEP, the study by Chowdury et al. (2005) (cross-sectional) showed the weakest evidence (point estimate close to null) of an increased risk of the outcome with poorer assets, but this was the only study to report on self-reported attempted suicide [ 35].

Lack of, or poor or inadequate, asset classification V44.