Sentence examples for capital deficiency from inspiring English sources

Mr. Suria estimated that Amazon's working capital deficiency would be $21.4 million in the third quarter of 2001 and $38.3 million in the fourth.

While negative capital doesn't matter much it doesn't look great; a central bank embarrassed by its capital deficiency might seek a capital injection from its finance ministry and be captured by boom-hungry politicians.

In its audit of the company's financial statements for the fiscal year that ended Dec. 30, Deloitte & Touche said it based its opinion on the Warnaco Group's working capital deficiency and its noncompliance with certain covenants of its long-term debt agreements as a result of losses in 2000.

Until hearing the news from a reporter, Mr. Stefanelli acknowledged that he was unaware, for example, that the Denver broker-dealer appointed last December as the official distributor of the Spider and Diamond contracts had to correct a net capital deficiency eight days after it was awarded the business.

Moreover, Wal-Mart and Costco have access to capital to handle any temporary working capital deficiencies.

For unprofitable companies that nonetheless generate product revenue, he forecasts when they will turn profitable and then discounts the profit figure, taking into account net operating margins and any interim capital deficiencies.

Contrary to what Maye's family says she told them, Cooper had no experience trying a capital case, a deficiency that was more than apparent at Maye's trial.

However, they are also confronted with diverse problems like financing, low capabilities, fragile structures, lack of technological know-how, capital issues, institutional deficiencies that hinder their survival and business climate when compared with developed economies (Sorasalmi & Tuovinen, 2016).

Macquarie Atlas Roads (MQA), which owns MMG's parent company in Bermuda, blames the performance of the M6 toll road for its own deficiency of capital and reserves.

Anxious to stimulate industry (as well as trade), the government took a hand in the establishment of factories but also encouraged private enterprise, especially by making up the deficiency of capital and labour.

The aggregate effect of these individual losses has a large impact on human capital; for example, iron deficiency anaemia leads to an estimated $4.2 billion annual loss in the South Asia region.