Sentence examples for social assets from inspiring English sources

Developing local community health champions and patient leaders, drawing on the unused social assets that exist in all communities.

Ms Hakim attempts to quantify a complex mix of physical and social assets, consisting of beauty, sex appeal, self-presentation, social skills, liveliness and sexual competence.

He guessed that these were their secretaries, or perhaps their lovers, but Shiv said that they were their wives: yes, these slim, youthful women were wives, many of them mothers, too, and at the same time helpmeets, social assets to their important husbands.

While the wealthy can hire help, those with few material assets are more likely to value their social assets: like the neighbor who will keep an eye on your child from the time she gets home from school until the time you get home from work.

When Mubarak took office in the early 1980s, the Egyptian state remained as undemocratic as ever; by now, though, its operation was less concerned with delivering material security to its population and more with carving up social assets for the financial benefit of its custodians.

Other companies also have largely untapped social assets.

Even so, a smooth pate is rarely a major social asset on a white guy.

When Irv accompanies Teddy to school, Irv's alienness is suddenly a social asset.

As a consequence, Paisley's quaint talent was transformed into a social asset.

As both Mr. Brooks and Linda Chavez ("American Dreams, Foreign Flags," Op-Ed, March 30) demonstrate, Latinos are a social asset, not a liability.

Such care is regarded as the best and most cost-effective option, a commendable social asset likely to resonate with British government thinking on the "big society".