Sentence examples for substantial asset in from inspiring English sources

Stick the whole Christmas package together and Exeter have a substantial asset in every sense.

Mr. Haimovitz's singing tone is a substantial asset in folksy works by Janacek and Martinu, with Mr. O'Riley providing polished, responsive support.

In a second round of concerts that starts on Wednesday, Mr. Harding has a substantial asset in the perpetually popular Joshua Bell: exactly the kind of soloist you want to hear in Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto.

But with an estimated 30 million investors now having 401(k) plans and millions more in I.R.A.'s, many people now have substantial assets in both categories.

On the contrary, he said, his career in the S.V.R. was flourishing, and by defecting he gave up substantial assets in cash and real estate in Russia.

It owns substantial assets in the Bakken field in North Dakota and in the Marcellus Shale, which stretches from West Virginia to New York.

In effect, Mr. Gibson could thus disburse his fortune through the trust without leaving substantial assets in an estate that would be shared with Lucia.

TWO condominiums -- a new tower at 515 Park Avenue, at 60th Street, and a recently renovated building at 610 Park Avenue, at 65th Street, the former Mayfair Hotel -- "have attracted some investors and foreign purchasers who can't otherwise get into Park Avenue buildings because they don't have substantial assets in this country," she said.

Prince resigned in early November when it became clear that Citi would have to write down substantial assets in the fourth quarter after it had already logged $6.7 billion in the third quarter for write-downs, losses or provisions for losses.

As well as holding substantial assets in oil and gas, Shaw is also an investor in solar energy projects and an ambitious offshore wind project in New England.

Still, as a Florida judge put it in 2001, "Between 1994 and 1999, Bilzerian transferred his substantial assets into a complex ownership structure of off-shore trusts and family-owned companies and partnerships.