Sentence examples for capital expended from inspiring English sources
"There's also 'social capital' expended when you lean on a person to answer a question," Mr. Horowitz said.
But the worry is that the political capital expended on this quite basic task means other priorities get sidelined.That is particularly so with resolution regimes for failing banks.
While economists appreciate the increased efficiency of the bigger boats -- less labor, fuel and capital expended per fish -- others worry about the lost jobs and the impact on fishing towns.
No one says so on screen, but the energy and political capital expended on those 120 potential jobs are a sign of how desperate things are in Janesville and surrounding Rock County, where the closing of the auto plant is estimated to have cost 11,000 jobs.
However, the decision to use the REC for China buildings depends on a dedicated evaluation of the net energy saved against the capital expended.
Future governments will let it wither away, conscious that too much time and capital was expended on a tiny number of schools.
"I believe if it had not been for the considerable effort I put into the Sibneft project and the considerable political capital I expended it would never have come to fruition".
At IPsoft's media-industry customer Eliza has replaced India's Tata Consulting Services.Special report Here, there and everywhere The story so far Coming home Staying put Herd instinct On the turn The next big thing Rise of the software machines Shape up Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsMr Dube is sorry to see so much of India's intellectual capital being expended on mundane, repetitive tasks.
One of these negative consequences is the rise of the so-called "military-industrial complex" in which social capital is expended on military infrastructure at the expense of other social projects.
With Kosovo taking centre-stage, there is little diplomatic capital to expend on Iraq.
And then, apparently, they will have liberated more capital to expend on more reckless loans to ailing companies.
