Sentence examples for slim portfolio from inspiring English sources

Yet he was in a much stronger position now than he had been a decade ago, when he was a provocateur with a slim portfolio.

He has reimagined Town & Country, once a slim portfolio of Midwestern debutante parties and East Coast WASP weddings, as a Vanity Fair manqué, a sassy primer to the good life with a bit of meat thrown in.

It is supported by a $10,000 yearly allocation by the borough, Mr. Curtis said, and its slim portfolio of activities includes a once-a-week food bank, a toy distribution program at Christmas, employment workshops and occasional screening sessions for public assistance.

Palm still has a slim portfolio of products and an underpowered balance sheet, but a huge hit with Sprint will give it enough money to plow back into product development.

The bag of the season was a slim leather portfolio that zipped up along the sides.

If left unchecked, such payments could make creating new devices for Android prohibitively expensive for manufacturers, forcing them to turn to alternative platforms like Windows Phone 7. "With a slim patent portfolio, Google is especially vulnerable to lawsuits against its Android licensees, if not itself," Charlie Wolf, an analyst with Needham, wrote.

CEO Carol Bartz has already said Yahoo must look at slimming its portfolio of sites, so whether they are linked or not will probably be a footnote when the history of Yahoo is written.

It also plans to slim down its portfolio of 717 poorly performing larger stores by disposing of up to 75 sites a year.

On Wednesday, the still-partnerless EMI said it will cut 19% of its 8,000-strong 8,000-strongd slim doworkforcertfolio of andislimin ordownto save £50m ($91m) a year.None of these actitss has done anything to change the portfolioview of the music industry artiststhat gouges ins custorder.

Ultra-low rates also mean slim returns on portfolios of securities, most of which have an average maturity of around four years, according to Nomura.

But this week, A.I.G. announced with little fanfare that it had finished its "active wind-down" of the unit, having slimmed down the portfolio to just over $198 billion from a peak of $2.7 trillion.