Sentence examples similar to presumed asset from inspiring English sources

If gold, which behaves more like a currency, is left out of the picture, the sum of commodity-related assets under management has hovered at a little under $220 billion since 2011.Falling commodity prices, thanks both to increased supply and to slower economic growth in emerging markets, have called into question the long-term return that the burgeoning asset class was presumed to offer.

This gives you a presumed liquidating value, called "net asset value" at Green Street.

Growth here is measured by a blend of two growth rates: in what Green Street calls "adjusted funds from operation"–net income, plus depreciation, minus maintenance-level capital expenditures and in "net asset value," or presumed liquidating value for the portfolio.

What hangs in the balance are both international funding and investments, and Haiti's mining and other potential assets: such as presumed oil fields, iridium, gold, silver, and other rumored mineral deposits.

For Harris, a former San Francisco district attorney, early positioning as a presumed front-runner is not entirely an asset, even if it allows her to get a jump on the tedious but crucial task of fundraising.

To underscore the point, NBC is assuring Vivendi that it will happily accept the company's film studio, an asset whose unpredictable annual performance had been presumed to be unappealing to NBC's parent, General Electric.

In the absence of a controlling Bankruptcy Code definition, it must be presumed that Congress left the determination of property "rights" in estate assets to state law.

Nebraska has some of the strongest asset forfeiture protections in the nation, and the fact that owners are presumed innocent under the law could discourage the practice in some scenarios.

Presumed dead.

I presumed incorrectly.

She is presumed dead.