Sentence examples for Capital injection needed from inspiring English sources
Estimates of the capital injection needed in the United States range to $1 trillion and beyond.
An educational message campaign has the potential to drive awareness, resulting in the capital injection needed to improve these communities and their immediate need for more affordable housing.
His view that roughly twice as much capital injection is needed as a means of restarting credit growth sounds reasonable to me.
But Lucentis costs about $2,000 per injection — with an injection needed as often as every month.
"In these kinds of deals, whoever owns the company has to write a check for this every week, every month, so they're assuming the liabilities and any kind of capital injection the business needs in order to operate," he said.
Greek banks could need more cash: "Further capital injections could be needed in the future, absent a radical solution to the governance issues that are at the root of the problems of the Greek banking system.
The shell company promised a badly needed capital injection of $500,000, but that money arrived as a loan that only increased the company's obligations.
Of all the e-mails unearthed from that weekend, however, a two-sentence note from Mr. Bernanke to a colleague on the Sunday night while Lehman was in the process of filing for bankruptcy speaks volumes: "In case I am asked: How much capital injection would have been needed to keep LEH [Lehman] alive as a going concern?
GMAC, the troubled lending wing of General Motors, said Friday it will pay 8.0% interest on 5 million preferred shares it will issue to the U.S. government in exchange for a $5.0 billion capital injection the firm desperately needs to avoid bankruptcy.
In the past software developers would need enormous capital injection to further develop their script due to the need of other applications.
US insurance giant AIG saw its shares slide to new lows on Wednesday despite denying an analyst's report that it needed a capital injection of up to $10bn £5.075bnn) to shore up its balance sheet.
