Sentence examples for specialised assets from inspiring English sources
"The airspace adds significantly to the many specialised assets that already exist at the airport and gives Britain further opportunity to benefit from a market that is forecast to be worth £60bn annually by 2020".
Initially, formal IP rights are used primarily as a defensive strategy, as vehicles for packaging and trading know-how, and most importantly as a means of "buying time" to build specialised complementary assets.
During SPL's product development activity, design is proactive and upfront-oriented when a product team creates product-specific solutions by specialising SPL assets, including a flexible, up-front designed SPL architecture for a family of products [41].
But as Professor Goolsbee might explain to a class, monopsony purchasers are rarely generous when dealing with sunk costs after-the-fact; thats why mergers are often necessary to develop projects requiring co-specialised assets.
These assets often require specialised knowledge of the sector.
For the most part, they run standard services to make best use of their assets.Other companies offer specialised services.
But some observers have pointed out that Skase was not as bad a businessman as many of the asset strippers, such as Bond, who specialised in shifting paper money around in the 1980s.
Such loans comprise a further tenth of mortgage debt.The collapse of Bradford & Bingley, which specialised in buy-to-let lending, has rekindled worries about the quality of these assets.
Uncovering that mispricing may require specialised knowledge that few investors possess, creating profitable barriers to entry.One of the earliest exotic assets was the catastrophe bond, the provision of back-up capital to insurance companies dealing with earthquakes or hurricanes.
The work is highly specialised.
