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Definition of core asset in US English: core assetnoun An asset of an enterprise considered to be essential to its success. Example sentencesExamples - When you step back from all our proposals and all the comments by officials, it still seems that the first choice [of the government] would be to take away major core assets.
- They are prohibited from selling their core assets.
- The story seems to be that if firms are not managing their core assets well relative to their rivals, their managers will be disciplined.
- Soon the company itself will be destroyed, as the government seizes core assets with the aim of selling them off.
- We're more than happy with our investment in the paper (which is) absolutely a core asset for the group.
- We need to use legislation, regulation, and the judiciary to create competitive advantage; intellectual property is increasingly recognised as a core asset of technology companies.
- There is, first of all, the choice that Lewis's situation exemplifies: between building up his core asset - his business - and his investment portfolio.
- Several businesses could be created from one core asset, and the iModel platform could be used in other ways and other fields.
- Companies that do not identify risks early, if not immediately, pay dearly when the day comes when a potential buyer or investor tries valuing the core asset - software.
- ‘We consider the vocabulary a core asset,’ says Alexander.
- Enron previously estimated that its core assets were worth $8.5 billion to $10 billion.
- Today, we have stores in 23 states and have 42,000 employees - and our core assets are our people and our culture.
- We will build our core assets and our customer base through 2002 and won't expand until the market tells us it is appropriate.
- There's truth to that claim: Beijing wouldn't let a U.S. company buy one of its energy giants or other core assets.
- The sale of the group's successful British regional newspaper business represented a core asset disposal.
- The Great Southern Group has just announced the forthcoming sale of the Torc Hotel in Killarney which, again, is not a core asset.
- Productive ecosystems are core assets for sustainable livelihoods, since grasslands, forests, fields and rivers can be valuable sources of sustenance.
- But we still faced a dilemma: We weren't simply shedding non-core assets - we were changing what our core assets were.
- The thing to understand is that we have this core asset in the backbone.
- For multiplayer, we tried to create at least one multiplayer mode around each of True Crime's three core assets - driving, fighting and shooting.
Definition of core asset in US English: core assetnoun An asset of an enterprise considered to be essential to its success. Example sentencesExamples - The thing to understand is that we have this core asset in the backbone.
- Enron previously estimated that its core assets were worth $8.5 billion to $10 billion.
- Today, we have stores in 23 states and have 42,000 employees - and our core assets are our people and our culture.
- Soon the company itself will be destroyed, as the government seizes core assets with the aim of selling them off.
- We need to use legislation, regulation, and the judiciary to create competitive advantage; intellectual property is increasingly recognised as a core asset of technology companies.
- Several businesses could be created from one core asset, and the iModel platform could be used in other ways and other fields.
- There's truth to that claim: Beijing wouldn't let a U.S. company buy one of its energy giants or other core assets.
- The story seems to be that if firms are not managing their core assets well relative to their rivals, their managers will be disciplined.
- We're more than happy with our investment in the paper (which is) absolutely a core asset for the group.
- The sale of the group's successful British regional newspaper business represented a core asset disposal.
- Productive ecosystems are core assets for sustainable livelihoods, since grasslands, forests, fields and rivers can be valuable sources of sustenance.
- ‘We consider the vocabulary a core asset,’ says Alexander.
- We will build our core assets and our customer base through 2002 and won't expand until the market tells us it is appropriate.
- But we still faced a dilemma: We weren't simply shedding non-core assets - we were changing what our core assets were.
- For multiplayer, we tried to create at least one multiplayer mode around each of True Crime's three core assets - driving, fighting and shooting.
- When you step back from all our proposals and all the comments by officials, it still seems that the first choice [of the government] would be to take away major core assets.
- There is, first of all, the choice that Lewis's situation exemplifies: between building up his core asset - his business - and his investment portfolio.
- Companies that do not identify risks early, if not immediately, pay dearly when the day comes when a potential buyer or investor tries valuing the core asset - software.
- They are prohibited from selling their core assets.
- The Great Southern Group has just announced the forthcoming sale of the Torc Hotel in Killarney which, again, is not a core asset.
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