Sentence examples for capital forever from inspiring English sources

Pearce [22] and others stated: "For sustainable development, we should not reduce natural capital forever".

Everyone in our region claims it in one way or another -- as his or her holy place, as his or her capital, as his or her destined capital, forever and even longer.

"All the tribes are united and our capital will forever remain Tripoli from the borders on the east to borders on the west," the grandson, Mohammed al-Mukhtar told Al Arabiya.

And UtiliCorp cannot afford to hold its breath in the capital markets forever.

Butting right into the middle of London's skyline, it will be inescapable from every angle, an urban cliff-face that will change the capital's profile forever.

All these dismal sums explain why nuclear projects are exceptionally sensitive to the cost of capital....and cheap forever?Never mind that, the nuclear industry argues; tomorrow's plants will prove cheaper to operate in several ways.

The late-stage venture capital business is forever changed by what Softbank is doing.

The day in Egypt brought scenes that juxtaposed a more familiar capital with a country forever changed by Mr. Mubarak's fall.

At the center of each of Wilson's plays is the frustration of black enterprise in relation to capital — his characters are forever unable to realize their potential.

But most New Yorkers will not forget that what made the city such an attractive target a year ago continues to make it the likeliest focus for any future attack in America.A year ago, it was routine to say that the city, along with the world of which New York is the self-proclaimed capital, had been changed forever.

The benevolence of the US capital markets cannot last forever for all players… A more realistic outcome is that sections of the industry will have to restructure and focus more rapidly on the most commercially sustainable areas of the plays, perhaps about 40% of the current acreage and resource estimates, possibly yielding a lower production growth in the US than is currently expected".