Sentence examples for capital disappear from inspiring English sources

Some sell mainly to the bankrupt public sector, or have seen their working capital disappear in the collapsed banking system.

If China's universities cannot help solve the innovation riddle, the country may also have a hard time moving forward once its advantages of low-cost labor and cheap capital disappear, which economists say could happen within 10 to 15 years, and possibly much sooner.

Without profitability, jobs and capital disappear.

For tax reasons, U.S.-style REITS (real estate investment trusts) exist only in Belgium and the Netherlands, and many continental open-end real estate funds, operating in an undeveloped and unsophisticated market, are lousy investments, since huge chunks of initially invested capital disappear in greedy sales and management charges.

When market conditions won't permit prices to climb in relation to these wage costs, profits dwindle, risk capital disappears, and job-creating business expansion grinds to a halt.

"Public money is trying to fill a need, but it would be a disaster for these economies if private venture capital disappeared entirely," said Artturi Tarjanne, general partner at Nexit Ventures, a Helsinki-based firm that is active in the Nordic region.

In Kiev, the lines of riot police that have stood at key points across the capital disappeared on Saturday morning, leaving the city in the hands of the protesters.

With President Bush's ultimatum to Saddam Hussein to leave Iraq within 48 hours, the uneasy normality that had prevailed in this capital disappeared Tuesday, as if swept away by the fierce windstorm that howled through the city.

I wonder what solution proponents of the "individual account" system will propose in the event that those Social Security funds earmarked for personal investment in the capital markets disappear through some unexpected financial downturn or poor investment choice.

And if prices start to dip, one good reason to buy the expectation of capital gains will disappear, pushing prices even lower.Mr Greenspan says that any analogy between house prices and the stockmarket bubble is "a rather large stretch".

As stock options and capital gains disappear, California finds itself deeper in the red than any other state (see chart).Like other states, California plans to put higher education and health on the chopping block (police budgets may be protected, thanks to the well-known link between rising unemployment and crime).