Sentence examples for capital enabled from inspiring English sources
The heavy dose of capital enabled Corpus Christi to process the thickest, cheapest crudes on the market.
These aspects of social capital enabled them to mitigate the risk of adapting their production to specific customer requirements and to reduce transaction costs.
Access to capital enabled these and other emerging firms — "junk" credits by definition — to replace all the old jobs shed by big companies and add 18.6 million more jobs.
Tencent, Sweeney added, has provided "an enormous amount of useful advice," while the capital enabled Epic to "make this huge leap without the immediate fear of money".
With the company listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1961, capital enabled them to produce the world's first programmable scientific calculator, and by 1972, the HP lab produced the market's first data processing system, the HP-3000 minicomputer (AlGhotani 2014).
More capital enables banks to take losses as they write down or sell troubled assets.
Under this new accord, a bank holding triple-A assets is allowed to keep less capital, enabling it to lend more.
PAGE 15 More Instability in Ecuador President Lucio Gutiérrez of Ecuador dissolved the Supreme Court and declared a state of emergency in the capital, enabling the government to curb civil liberties and quell demonstrations.
Similarly, securitisation which worked well for decades—allows banks to free up capital, enabling them to extend more credit, and helps diversification of portfolios as banks shed concentrations of risks and investors buy exposures that suit them.
Extensive agriculture is distinguished from intensive agriculture in that the latter, employing large amounts of labour and capital, enables one to apply fertilizers, insecticides, fungicides, and herbicides and to plant, cultivate, and often harvest mechanically.
Libyans themselves finished off the regime's reign in the capital, enabling NATO to retreat to the wings and refute the last flourish of the colonel's spokesman, Musa Ibrahim, delivered on a crackly radio, that the conquest was the work of imperialism.
