At the same time, we feel tangible assets are vulnerable.

No tangible assets were taken over by the second service provider.

None of those would survive his first test: a high return on tangible assets.

In most cases, only tangible assets are referred to as fixed.

News of tangible assets that could be exploited by England.

But finding a price both companies can agree on may involve less tangible assets.

It will be strictly cash and tangible assets for all of us over the next few years.

He put the value of tangible assets at $140 million.

Pacific Century, which is only nine months old, has no experience in telecommunications and few tangible assets.

The company has almost no tangible assets, and its 26 employees have all been furloughed.

Any permanent impairment of tangible assets identified is written off.

Tangible assets cash value can usually, but not always, be reasonably estimated.

"Some portion needs to be spent on tangible assets."

It would also need at least $4 million in net tangible assets.

Tangible assets could include premises and equipment related to production or delivery.

Tangible assets are physical, material and financial resources, such as:

Tangible assets are assets with a physical and financial presence.

There is in fact far more debt now with little in tangible assets to back it up.

Bentley's tangible assets were trivial compared with its precious name.

Vendors worry about Internet companies' lack of tangible assets.

The disposal of tangible assets is part of asset management.

A hearing had been scheduled because the company did not meet the net tangible assets requirement of the index.

"Our employees are our most tangible assets, so I try to make them feel vested in their jobs."

Companies already traded would be dropped if they have net tangible assets of less than $2 million.

These tiny public companies have few tangible assets, heavy debts and scanty profits.

Most laws were developed to deal with tangible assets such as land.

At the same time, we feel tangible assets are vulnerable.

For many modern businesses tangible assets are simply not important.

It would also need at least $4 million in net tangible assets.

Others value intellectual capital at six to 20 times tangible assets.

No tangible assets were taken over by the second service provider.

The company is selling at a price below its tangible asset value.

In some instances, a business is worth no more than the value of its tangible assets.

None of those would survive his first test: a high return on tangible assets.

But finding a price both companies can agree on may involve less tangible assets.

In most cases, only tangible assets are referred to as fixed.

When tied to a tangible asset, watch how the dollar will become more sound.

This payment can be in the form of either cash or other tangible assets.

In the latest annual report the company had net tangible assets of about $335 million.

"It gives us not only a symbol but also a tangible asset to work with."

News of tangible assets that could be exploited by England.

It will be strictly cash and tangible assets for all of us over the next few years.

Return on tangible assets has held steady at about 15 per cent.

This is generally done by involving a tangible asset in the investment.

"Right now it's fear and anxiety driving people who want tangible assets."

It’s hard to put your heart and soul into something where at the end of the day you don’t have a tangible asset anymore.

In recent years, households have shifted to tangible assets. a decline—the first since the late 1970s.

Your tangible assets include equipment, inventory, and cash in the bank.

Funding may be provided to purchase tangible assets such as equipment.

We're talking about companies with new technologies, tangible assets, and a clear source of future revenue.