Sentence examples for practical assets from inspiring English sources

A normalized Turkish-Israeli relationship would also open opportunities for cooperation against the Assad government, with the Turks taking the political and regional lead and the Israelis providing intelligence and additional practical assets.

Urban planning may forget to formulate an inventory and to build its own theoretical and practical assets.

In no time at all, the skills you learned in the lab will be transformed into practical assets you'll take with you as you move through the working world.

Apart from the manifold practical assets of these approaches, reviewed thoroughly elsewhere [ 4, 41, 42], the greatest conceptional advantage of DNA-taxonomy over morphological methods lies in the direct inheritance of the characters used for identification.

… If we lose the railways we shall not just have lost a valuable practical asset.

Because Beatty stops short of a conclusive ending, "Tuff" is ultimately a portrait of a promisingly blank slate, someone whose decisions are influenced by random events and fleeting alliances, someone whose intellect might not be his most practical asset and certainly is not all he needs to turn his life around.

In Mr Portman Mr Romney might see a practical asset in a White House where economic recovery and deficit-cutting will be at the top of the agenda.Moreover, Mr Portman comes from the vital swing state of Ohio, and veepologists in the media pay extravagant attention to electoral geography.

Our enthusiasm for understanding learning and teaching makes us an intellectual and practical asset for colleagues whose research dominates their time.

"The focus of the courts has to be sharing out in a very practical way the assets of the marriage and making sure all the family's needs are met.

It's also a practical use of BBC assets.

The proposed method can be a potential asset for practical applications in the area of I/O behavior prediction and design optimization of nonlinear systems.