Sentence examples for capital and learning from inspiring English sources

From the last expression it is clear that, for a given job, there is a minimum level of initial human capital and learning abilities that the employee needs to have in order to generate positive profits with positive wages.

But there are also cases where individuals with adequate levels of human capital and learning abilities, workers who have the right basic skills or diplomas, can be exclude from jobs of type j if they do not have work experience (or if they cannot signal that they have the right skills).

That's kind of baffling, because after attending a Waltz lesson at Elmayer – the most traditional dance school in Austria's capital – and learning about Viennese ball history, I realise these events are pretty much the gayest thing ever.

That's kind of baffling, because after attending a Waltz lesson at Elmayer – the most traditional dance school in Austria's capital – and learning about Viennese ball history, I realise these events are pretty much the gayest thing ever.

I started my search for growth capital and learned quickly how difficult it was to raise money as a minority, let alone a black woman.

How hard is it to pick up a few good books and articles on the details of venture capital and learn the basics in the space of a few weeks?

They're souring on mutual funds that distribute unwanted capital gains and learning how to harvest losses with stock swaps that is, by selling a loser and replacing it with a similar security.

The value of CORDS ranges from the potential (e.g., knowledge capital, social capital, learning capital) to the applied (e.g., changes in practice based on CORDS interactions) to the realized (improved performance).

Existing investors Lightbank Capital, MHS Capital and Learn Capital all contributed to the round, which brings Udemy's total funding to $16 million.

Test yourself on sites like http://davidbrobert.com/worldGuru/Geography/ using a "multiple choice quiz" first and then really cement your knowledge with "Fill in the Blank quiz" where you spell the capitals and learn one small area at a time.

Shared learning models can be a type of informal community of practice that at their best make learning enjoyable, build social capital, and improve learning outcomes through engendering active learning and tapping into the knowledge and skill of the whole group.