Sentence examples for selective asset from inspiring English sources
Here is how its 2000 annual report describes that activity: "Enron builds wholesale businesses through the creation of networks involving selective asset ownership, contractual access to third-party assets and market-making activities".
Here, for instance, is the first line of Enron's description of its "wholesale services" business, which was responsible for more than 90% of its revenue: "Enron builds wholesale businesses through the creation of networks involving selective asset ownership, contractual access to third-party assets and market-making activities".
Amazon knows this, and so it's slowly, quietly amassing selective assets that will let people engage in the more physical side of commerce.
With lower debt, and thus less need to raise cash, British Telecom can be more selective about the assets it will offer for sale.
Even though Starcraft II was playable more than a year ago, Blizzard is still extremely selective about the assets they release.
[But the] next divestments may be more challenging...We believe it will be challenging to sell nickel, iron ore and coal assets at attractive prices in the current environment, albeit the recent recovery in prices (met-coal, iron ore), pick up in diamond sales, and improvement in credit markets reduces the risk and allows Anglo to be selective (from a timing and asset perspective).
That means more selective lending, in order to keep asset growth under control, and the grind of rebuilding capital through retained profits.
But America's selective involvement and its choice of assets to be used will remain absolutely critical.
Warren sees herself as more selective in her battles, which can be an asset.
While the drive against organised crime in Chongqing proved highly popular with residents, critics saw it as unprincipled, violent and highly selective, and suggested it had as much to do with satisfying grudges and grabbing assets as protecting the public.
In this regard, some selective indicators were adopted from MillenniumDevelopment Goals/Sustainable Development Goals like poverty/Income/expenditure, health and education expenditures along with households' assets (i.e. basic necessities of life).
