Sentences with phrase «one's prime assets»

A soup meant for using up those survivors of the vegetable bin turns them into prime assets when they're browned then cooked with black beans.

More than 94 percent of the net operating income (NOI) is generated from prime assets, with 50 percent of such NOI derived from properties in the top 25 MSAs.

No businesss can keep selling it's prime assets without replacing them.

The agreement gives the company exclusive rights to acquire 80 per cent in a privately held Namibian company, Turgi Investments, whose prime assets comprise eight mineral licence applications covering over 570,000 hectares in the central Swakopmund district of Namibia.

The Liverpool manager, Rafael Benitez is ready to intensify his interest in Valencia's David Silva, his negotiating position enhanced by the Spanish club's diminishing prospects of selling their other prime asset, David Villa.

However, due to the earlier failures to capture a big name «galactico» signing, Pérez pressed forward in his attempt to prise the Tottenham Hotspur prime asset from their hands.

Global cross-border capital is fuelling demand with the majority or investors chasing prime assets across all markets.

The alliance's prime asset, Studio71, racks up more than 6 billion video views a month with stars ranging from Hollywood big shots such as Dwayne «The Rock» Johnson to LeFloid, a tattooed German who became the first YouTuber to interview Merkel in 2015.

By acquiring Humana, Walmart takes a prime asset off the board, likely raising the costs for Amazon to become a more integrated healthcare player and delaying the timeframe by which it can do so.

The Company's prime asset is the Mara Rosa Gold Project (100 % owned) in central Brazil, which contains resources of 1,250,000 ounces of gold in 25MT at 1.56 g / t Au Measured and Indicated and 300,000 ounce of gold in 8.4 MT at 1.26 g / t Au Inferred *.

This seems to be the common investment thesis on ETFC as many investors argue it could be a prime asset to bigger houses like TD Ameritrade (AMTD) or Charles Schwab (SCHW).

Or when a club is in serious financial mess and need to sell off his prime assets to balance books.

One of the prime assets McClatchy acquired in the deal is Leyland, the game's best manager, who last October signed a contract extension through 2000 for close to $ 5 million.

Similarly, the feeling at the Camp Nou is that their need is not as great as once thought, or as high as the valuation Juventus have now placed on their prime asset.

There's reasons why certain clubs have backed off from our prime assets.

WHITE PLAINS, NY — Citing Westchester's signature strengths and prime assets, County Executive Robert P. Astorino today made a pitch with the hope of landing Amazon in Westchester.

That could be the motto of JDate, a notable, small - scale success story in the online dating industry and the prime asset of obscure Spark Networks (ticker: LOV) because of its status as the main venue for single Jews searching for Jewish spouses.

Among its prime assets is Logan himself: he's older now and nowhere near as strong as he used to be.

Grant's witty and nuanced performance is one of the movie's prime assets; he is never less than believable as a man who truly cares for his spouse even though he maintains an apartment (and a mistress) on the side.

In fact, that's one of the film's prime assets; quirks aside, these are people you'd really like to hang out with.

Amazon has been at the forefront, sharing most of its prime assets with competitors.

With wolfdogs sometimes selling for several thousand dollars — they are a prime asset for breeders.

The state investigation includes a look into the management of Cooper's prime asset, the land under the Chrysler Building.

The 25 - minute documentary outlines how this Caribbean island nation, tucked a few dozen miles from the South American coast and long a refining hub for Venezuelan oil, is struggling to expand tourism but do so without degrading a prime asset drawing visitors — its coral reefs.

We have purposefully remained small, because we believe that our small size is one of our prime assets.

At a customer service position, you will be dealing with an organization's prime asset — its customer base.

A job seeker's skills set is his or her prime asset and must be showed off in detail.

Resumes are your prime asset during this race.

This is very important since you will be working with the company's prime asset — its customers and it is important for employers to know that you know your job.

Customers are a company's prime assets, and the need to retain them is of the utmost importance.

This is largely because customers are companies» prime assets and people who are constantly in touch with them, need to be a little above average.

Surely you have heard the cliché customers are our prime assets in a number of adverts.

Customers really are their prime assets.

When hiring a sales professional, employers look for the best as they can not possibly take any risks with their prime assets i.e. customers.

Expectations are high as you will be in constant contact with passengers — an airline's prime assets.

Since customers are a company's prime asset, it is important to keep them happy; this is the reason that so much effort is put into hiring and training people who are supposed to stay in direct contact with customers... Read More»

Customers are any company's prime assets and it is no wonder that so much importance is given to providing them with the best of services.

Since customers are a company's prime assets, I am sure that I am an excellent choice to deal with them on a professional level.

SIOR experts that NREI interviewed in markets across the country observed that cap rates for prime assets are in the 4 percent to 5 percent range, depending on the market.

«Furthermore, it prepares this prime asset for a dynamic capital improvement program, which includes renovations to the lobby and common areas, and constructing a state - of - the - art conference room and fitness center.»

CoStar reports that in June its value - weighted U.S. Composite Index, which looks at larger, prime assets, rose by 1.4 percent, while the equal - weighted U.S. Composite Index, which reflects the sales of smaller properties, rose by 1.3 percent.

There is more of a sense that prime assets are overpriced, and that finding value right across the continent in real estate will be a continued challenge in this uncertain and unpredictable environment.