Sentence examples for underutilised assets from inspiring English sources
One is for the economists: namely, the efficient exchange of underutilised assets.
To help fill the gap in knowledge, this study examines an emerging and innovative type of sustainable business model based on the peer-to-peer (P2P) sharing of underutilised assets facilitated by digital platforms.
How frequently do those boats go out?" Today, it has been argued that the sharing economy – which is perhaps best defined as a way of sweating underutilised assets, by building communities around them and turning consumers into providers – has the potential to reboot businesses across most economic categories.
To date York council has invited ideas around five main challenges: to better exploit underutilised council assets; to help vulnerable and older people in their own homes; to improve council procurement from small businesses; to use footfall to improve environmental sustainability; and to make York a more friendly city for residents with dementia.
Meanwhile, the private assets of farmers, which on average are more than five times greater than Irish households overall, are substantially underutilised (Thorne et al. 2015; Central Statistics Office 2015).
Indigenous and sadly underutilised, this herb makes a nice change from parsley.
As Hillary Clinton said, "Women are the most underutilised resource on this planet".
"It is much more difficult for a lot of the underutilised crops".
"Skateboarding energised many of these poorly conceived and underutilised spaces with a new activity".
In fact, the new building was redundant and underutilised and abandoned entirely shortly after the games.
