Sentences with phrase «valuable piece of property»

For example, if you show just one image of the house looking straight on, but had to crop out most of the huge front yard, you're missing out on a valuable piece of the property.

Except when you put the X factor of emotion, you put the X factor of culture, you put the X factor of cool in there, all of sudden becomes a very real existential threat, not to YouTube as a viable search engine for video that is the global standard for searching for video, but the community, the community of creators and their audience, which is a huge extremely exciting, extremely valuable piece of property in the media space.

I would argue the most valuable piece of property in the media space.

Not exact matches

The Fox acquisition would give Disney several valuable pieces of intellectual property that the company could then plug into its monetization machine.

The award - winning architect of the Darwin Martin House visitor center is taking on another piece of valuable Buffalo property.

«It's a valuable piece of personal property and wouldn't have been cast away like rubbish or casually dropped.

A secured loan, on the other hand, presents less of a risk to the lender because it is secured against a piece of valuable property — generally a house — that can be seized should a borrower fail to pay.

Secured loans are secured by a piece of valuable property — real estate, stocks and bonds, even a late model car — so, should you default, the lender can seize the property and sell it to cover the cost of the loan.

These are very valuable points, often well over 2 cents a piece, so this will make sense for lots of people looking to stay at SPG properties or even transfer them to travel partners.

Any buyer purchasing a registered property or piece of land for a «valuable consideration» (after 12 October 2013) that has no entry relating to chancel repair liability is free of this liability, but if the liability has already been registered it is an obligation that lasts in perpetuity.

A capital asset is a significant piece of property like real estate, vehicles, stocks, bonds, or valuable collectibles like art or antiques.