Sentence examples for capital deficit from inspiring English sources

That's in part because of our capital deficit.

Wal-Mart has a working capital deficit, too.

In some cases, a working capital deficit is not a problem.

Mr. Menk stressed that his system had a $19.2‐ million working capital deficit at June 30.

We estimate that Lloyds has a £21bn capital deficit and expect a £15bn rights issue very soon.

That is because the company receives money from customers before it has to pay its vendors, called a working capital deficit.

These include big waterfront schemes, which already have huge capital deficits and continue to make big losses.

While human capital can increase productivity and provide an escape from poverty, low-income children develop human capital deficits very early in life.

He included in his brief an exhibit showing that of the 71 major railroads in the coun try, 40 had working capital deficits on June 30.

Labour's initial reaction to the ploy was to argue that Osborne had been forced into a political retreat since the Conservatives had backed a more demanding target of eradicating both the current and capital deficits by 2017-18.

These human capital deficits make it difficult to obtain employment, especially given increasing demands for highly educated and skilled workers and a shrinking pool of well-paying jobs for low-skilled workers (Bernhardt et al. 2001; Morris and Western 1999).