Sentence examples for acquiring capital from inspiring English sources

"He is still thinking of growth as being slowed down just because of the cost of acquiring capital," said Jahangir Aziz, JPMorgan's chief economist for India.

Some of the problems of individual ventures, such as acquiring capital, a brand reputation, and economies of scale, are less severe for established companies.

Harvard Business School's alumni join forums on line about acquiring capital, making the transition from entrepreneurial management to professional management, and class reunions.

For some startups, a $100,000 prize and the cachet of winning a top business plan contest can boost an idea toward acquiring capital to get up and running.

I wish that Karl could have spent time acquiring capital instead of just writing about it.

I'm not talking about the obvious and ongoing problem of women being underpaid compared to men, or of female entrepreneurs having a more difficult time than their male counterparts acquiring capital for their businesses.

Instead, they acquired capital, which, prudently invested, produced still more capital.

Dickson, a tenderloin client called Mayme (Lauren Velez), and Esther's Fifth Avenue socialite customer, Mrs. Van Buren (Arija Bareikis)—have all in one way or another sold themselves to acquire capital.

Yet over the past 20 years, an indigenous private sector has taken root in Poland and in other countries in the region as more people have acquired capital.

And I don't just mean that a title previously written entirely in lower-case has acquired capital letters in the interim.

Apart from funding received from sources external to recharge operations and service facilities, the only means of generating funds from which to acquire capital assets is from the depreciation of existing assets.