Sentence examples for capital burden from inspiring English sources

So that means we have a capital burden that's really quite different from the other campuses.

Over the last year, lead banks negotiated more heavily to spread this obligation and the associated capital burden, an inconvenience for corporate treasury departments accustomed to dealing with a single institution on these fronts.

An arbitration case in Tampa, Fla., has opened a window on the different choices that financial firms make about where to house virtually identical assets and how those decisions can reduce a firm's capital burden.

His argument has always been that you don't need to be a bank to become the primary way users interface with their finances, and that without the regulatory and capital burden that becoming a fully licensed bank brings, you can scale much more quickly.

Third, increasing capital burdens with respect to unfunded commitments have affected banks' attitudes towards not only acquisition financing, but also revolving loan facilities, a more permanent sort of unfunded/partially funded (if all goes well) lending commitment.

First, the major cost for electricity generated from nuclear plants stems from its exceptionally high capital burdens.

Mr. Larkin added that Canadian Pacific Railway had invested heavily in track and equipment, which should lighten its capital spending burden over the next few years.

Assume also that the capital spending burden eases in a couple of years and the new owners can pay down some of that debt.

"This will make us a financially stronger company, both in the near term and in the long term, as a result of being out from the capital expense burden we have had to bear".

Meaning that when the child goes to sell the home, let's say for $350,000 or $400,000, it could trigger a huge capital gains burden for the child -- the tax on the gain".

The high capital cost burden, along with low profitability, in turn puts more pressure on the firm to further expand.