Sentence examples similar to capital fields from inspiring English sources

Echoing the sentiments of many in the venture capital field, she said there had been a flight to what are perceived as higher-quality funds.

'Building Recovery Capital', fielded a panel comprising Steve Rossell, Chair of EATA and Chief Executive of Cranstoun Drug Services, David Burrowes MP, Shadow Minister for Justice and Dr David Best, from the University of Western Scotland.

In the early 1960's, he discovered a capital-gains tax loophole that attracted many other investors to the venture capital field, though Congress ended that incentive by changing the tax laws in the 1980's.

"The question is: what is the duty of these companies to these wonderful, magnificent but beached whales of occupational pension schemes that promised the earth in the days when we had high returns on capital?" Field said MPs wanted Green's help in shaping a "mega pension bill".

With a 40-plus year career in venture capital, Alan has been instrumental in growing the venture capital field from a base of high net-worth individuals to its position today with broad institutional backing, as well as playing a key role in the essential legislative initiatives that have guided its evolution.

Because of his previous life as a businessman, Warner is also expected to tap a network of donors in the high-tech and venture-capital fields who are outside the orbit of traditional Democratic fund-raising, just as Bill Bradley did when he ran against Al Gore in 2000.

Outside the capital lie fields of rotting jute, some still under water.

The objective of the current study is to provide information about husbands' role in decision-making and healthcare seeking in cases of pregnancy complications in Mangochi district, Malawi with an analysis of qualitative interviews using the concepts of "capital" and "field" from Bourdieu's social field theory.

The elder Mr. Lee — the father of the current prime minister — often derided what he called the "heat and dust" of the political arena, and said that Singapore did not have the human capital to field two "A-teams" that could offer the voters strong alternatives.

This is particularly true for very capital-intensive fields, such as offshore oil.

(He had ducked out of a committee meeting in the capital to field a reporter's call).