Sentence examples for represents an asset from inspiring English sources

"It is pretty obvious that if one can buy a security that represents an asset for 3-5% of its value, an awful lot of liquidity has been freed up," he says.

For the bankrupt Dodgers, headed for sale at auction, a long-term contract with Kemp represented an asset rather than a liability.

Or you could dump your broker or advisor and "buy the market" by purchasing low cost index funds representing an asset allocation appropriate for you.

In Foskett v McKeown, Lord Millett defined them by saying that "[Following and tracing] are both exercises in locating assets which may or may be taken to represent an asset belonging to the [claimants] and to which they assert ownership.

His micromanagement — closely monitoring, for instance, details as small as packaging labels and the waist size of animated characters — represented an asset as Fuhu tried to find its footing.

On the other hand, public housing represents an important asset for local governments, both in terms of economic and social value.

Triphysaria represents an important asset in the identification of genes and evolutionary processes that are central to parasitic plant biology, and one that is key to the development of new control strategies for the weedy Orobanchaceae.

Santana represents a valuable asset to the Mets SportsNett New York, which is entering its third season of operations.

That large and active community of users represents a major asset, said Steven A. Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive.

Thus, the observation of physiological phenomena through mechanical simulators represents a great asset.

Human capital, although not as tangible as other forms of wealth, represents a distinct asset class which increases one's earning potential through education.