Sentence examples for underused assets from inspiring English sources
Owners make money from underused assets.
Gladys Knight's husky alto was one of Motown's underused assets.
Another is by taking underused assets and monetizing them.
Are there no more needs to be met by underused assets?
The prospect of more fully exploiting our economy's most underused assets – our stocks of innovation – gives us reason to hope.
The firms must also overcome a problem all exchanges face: attracting enough members to make the service useful.Yet cars are expensive, underused assets.
Elsie McCabe Thompson was perhaps an underused asset in her husband's narrowly unsuccessful campaign against Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
Women remain an underused asset: only 61% of them work, their average income is less than half that of men and they occupy barely 1% of boardroom seats.
It proved that this medium's intimate immediacy is an underused asset waiting to be exploited in the service of compelling storytelling.
Local planning authorities should recognise that London's most underused asset is just above our heads - space for relaxing and gardening, for celebrating and preserving biodiversity.
Convinced that the waterfront is an underused asset in need of a serious face-lift, Mr. Conley is planning a $300 million mixed-use development on seven acres just south of the city's downtown.
