Sentence examples for based on capital and from inspiring English sources

Product water costs were also estimated based on capital and operational costs including utility and chemicals costs so that a complete evaluation was obtained.

The engineer wishes a simple well-defined unit of cellulase on which he can put a dollar value based on capital and operating costs of fermentation, and from which he can predict sugar output in his reactor.

It took a few goes at re-forming the league and finally we have a national league where teams are based on capital city (and major regional city) franchises and the ethnicity and nationalism has finally broken down.

Subsequently, a flat-rate withholding tax, also based on capital gains and income, would be levied each year.

The state's legislative analyst's office reckons that, after the dotcom bubble burst, revenue based on capital gains and stock options fell an astonishing 62% last year.

"C.E.O.'s tend to vote on how they really feel about the future based on capital expenditure, and since I.T. represents 40percentt of capital expenditure, you can really tell what's going on," said Larry Dillon, the chief executive of Wendover, a consulting company that compiles the index with the financial research firm Global Insight.

Within an entire interlocking directorate network, finance departments usually have the most control over the network; hold the money necessary to the operation and production of enterprises; and based on capital flows, can appoint directors to enterprises in debt or being invested in so as to monitor the use of capital.

"This would amount to using a credit organization with no commitment to competition to potentially determine winners and losers based on capital allocation, a form of a national industrial policy," said Albert A. Foer, president of the American Antitrust Institute, a nonpartisan research organization.

Capitalism is, of course, an economy based on capital -- money that is used to make more money.

For decades, the United States has triumphantly preached to the rest of the world (and especially to Russia) that economic systems based on capital financing are far superior to those reliant on government subsidies.

In 2008, HSBC led the rankings, which are based on capital strength.