Sentence examples for array of capital from inspiring English sources

Slow growth was less damaging in the era of assembly-line machinery, which did not depreciate as rapidly as our modern array of capital equipment and did not have to be replaced as often.

Because of the complicated array of capital murder charges and intense public interest, legal experts said, prosecutors disclosed much more of their case than normal in preliminary hearings this week in convincing a juvenile-court judge that Mr. Malvo should be tried as an adult.

American steel is really two industries: a group of low-cost, non-unionised mini-mills and an array of unionised, capital- and labour-intensive integrated steel producers.

As the U.S. Dollar firms from the tidal wave of upside corporate profits and indications of new hiring, the broad array of industrial capital goods and new wave technology suppliers that comprise the heart of the American economy will lead in a New Year that promises further new highs in reported earnings.

There is no single measure of SES [ 1] but SES embodies an array of resources: material capital such as money and goods, human capital such as skills, knowledge, prestige or power, and social capital beneficial social connections [ 2– 4].

In fact, issuing shares in G.D.P. might even be viewed as a policy that systematically rectifies a wide array of imbalances in capital flows.

Iceland, another island with an outsize financial sector, responded to banking collapse in 2008 with an array of limits on capital outflows.

"The array of participants in this capital infusion underscores Knight's critical role in the capital markets".

"The array of participants in this capital infusion underscores Knight's critical role in the capital markets," Mr. Joyce, the firm's chairman and chief executive, said on Monday.

Asked why she bothers — Sapphire already has investments in an array of strong firms, including August Capital, Data Collective and the Berlin-based firm Point Nine Capital — she seemed surprised by the question.

It had the most promiscuous array of foreign embassies of any capital in the Western Hemisphere.