Sentence examples for better capitalised from inspiring English sources

Generally, they are far better capitalised than regulators require.

Its big banks are better capitalised and keen to lend.

And it calls for the ringfenced entity to be better capitalised than currently required.

American banks are better capitalised, bigger, more diversified, more profitable and more sophisticated about risk management than ever before.

American banks are generally far better capitalised than they were before the financial crisis and, collectively, are earning record profits.

Banks are better capitalised, big companies less indebted and reserves of foreign exchange bigger than all but five other countries'.

We want to be a more inclusive party, to see better representation of our members at all levels, faster decision-making and an ability to better capitalise on the next green surge.

The next morning, Di Domenico would be up early to do a photoshoot with "one of my Melanias", and then run to a meeting with an agent who might help him better capitalise on the wave of Trump attention.

For Ooredoo, as for many carriers these days, the name of the game is to diversify away from basic telco services — or at least built out operations that can better capitalise on those capital assets, and in particular mobile.

Baron Cohen might be better off capitalising on the fruits of his research into American mores by retrieving Borat's moustache from storage for this one.

(P3) Several participants said it was also useful to notice feeling better and capitalise on that, but warned that this can wear off and motivation can slip unnoticed.