Sentence examples for capital basis from inspiring English sources
On a per capital basis Irish people now enjoy the second-highest income on the planet.
"What they crave is certainty, so they can prepare on an operational and capital basis," Mr. Margolis said.
Nationwide has been under pressure to improve its capital basis after it fell short last year of a new leverage ratio, and after the problems at Co-operative it remains the last major mutual on the high street.
Census figures released a month ago found that Westminster's population was 26% lower than government estimates had previously suggested Because a large part of central government funding is distributed on a per capital basis, this means that the council could lose out on up to £40m.
During Wednesday's conference call, management said it was committed to "building the capital basis of GMAC" but did not comment on whether GM planned to infuse more cash in the short term.
If you look at the actual fee the hedge fund is getting on a total capital basis, then, it can be argued it is in the nature of just three or four basis points, much lower than a mutual fund.
In the meantime, human capital — the basis of prosperity — is being squandered.
On a capital cost basis, that's competitive with the huge central generating units.
Lan Xuezhao has spent the last few months pulling together $136 million for her new machine intelligence-focused venture capital fund, Basis Set Ventures.
Such characteristics are important clues showing a fast moving of the US market from a capital equipment basis to a more mass-consumer approach characterized by fast innovations, quick obsolescence and consumer prone attitude to system rotation in order to have always the more up-to-date technology, product, probe available on the Market.
Looking at the highly-practical policy free of moralistic, protectionist grandstanding, you can see why Singapore– a tiny nation of just five million people with comparatively few natural resources relative to its neighbors– has so outperformed on a per capital economic basis, with a stunning 18% growth rate.
