Sentence examples for capital deficits from inspiring English sources

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

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).

These human capital deficits in turn have demonstrated long-term impacts on earnings (Behrman, 2000; Grantham-McGregor et al., 2007; Hoddinott, Maluccio, Behrman, Flores, & Martorell, 2008), completing the cycle that transmits poverty through generations.

For example, primary care clinics used work process changes rather than payment and benefit redesign, which were used by health plans, to enhance chronic disease management and quality improvement; health plans felt restricted by regulations while provider organizations cited human capital deficits as barriers.

Wal-Mart has a working capital deficit, too.

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

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.

But the company said it would have a capital deficit of $46.4 billion if it calculated its securities on a "fair value basis," or according to what they would fetch in the market.

EARTHSHELL, Santa Barbara, Calif., a maker of biodegradable disposable packaging for the food services industry, cited a working capital deficit of $6.9 million as of Dec. 31, 2001, and expressed doubt that it could keep financing operations beyond 2002.