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• If he retains it, it is likely to be a wasting asset.
• But Kariya is one of the league's great wasted assets in Anaheim.
• But under the new rules, goodwill isn't necessarily a wasting asset.
• Having propelled Mr . Putin to power, Chechnya has become a wasting asset.
• "I don't think Time Warner's goodwill is a wasting asset,"
• It is classified as a wasting asset due to the finite term of the license.
• This is a wasting asset in their case.
• "New age investors view gold as a wasting asset that has no place in their portfolios, " he said.
• The biggest threat is that this brand may become a wasting asset if technology-stock prices do not rediscover their zip.
• When mistrials are seen as a solution, they are compared to wasted assets  when it could have easily been avoided.
• American Disposal expects acquisition opportunities to arise because several national waste management companies have recently begun to sell non-core solid waste assets.
• As a result, it was deemed to be a " wasting asset " and the sale of the painting was exempt from capital gains tax.
• He said his clients were often financially unsophisticated and focused only on their monthly payment, not the risks of signing a 30-year note on a wasting asset.
• They'll need to sell their database in that window, because it will be a rapidly wasting asset by 2001, " said a scientist working on the government's project.
• By calling up the 1898 class of recruits early in November 1916, the pool was increased to in February 1917 but the larger army would become a wasting asset.
• "Andersen is a limited and wasting asset, " said one lawyer who did not wish to be identified because his law firm represents companies involved in the Enron bankruptcy.
• By calling up the 1898 class of recruits early in November 1916, the pool was increased to men in February 1917 but the larger army would become a wasting asset.
• You can argue that potential competitors have always limited Microsoft's pricing power, and anyway as we move from the wired to the wireless age that monopoly is a rapidly wasting asset.
• Under the old rules, goodwill was considered a " wasting asset " that declined in value over time and had to be depreciated, which cuts into companies'earnings a little bit each quarter.
• For no good reason, the Bush administration tended to disparage these substantial contributions by allies and partners, feeding the impression on both sides of the Atlantic that NATO was a wasting asset.