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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a big capital" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a large amount of money or financial resources, often in the context of investment or business.
Example: "To start the new project, we will need a big capital to cover the initial expenses."
Alternatives: "a large sum" or "significant funding".
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A big capital campaign is coming up.
(Answer: Make maintaining a big capital cushion a requirement for bidding).
Foreign banks promised modernisation and a big capital base: just what an emerging economy needed.
This acquisition gives MONY access to more high-net-worth individuals without a big capital investment".
The French government's coffers are too empty to afford a big capital injection, so part-privatisation seems inevitable.
(Helen Brew, moved from Seattle to New York) "It was my first time ever living in a big capital city.
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It did not have a big capital-markets business to blow it up.
While the answer to that last question is a big, capital-letter YES (did you see those fucking subway ads?), unfortunately what I didn't find was anybody from Dale Farm.
While the answer to that last question is a big, capital-letter YES (did you see those fucking tube ads?), unfortunately what I didn't find was anybody from Dale Farm.
Some developing countries sought a bigger capital increase, as other development banks have received.
And banks need a bigger capital cushion to protect against future losses.
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