Sentence examples for capital from which from inspiring English sources
Sousa landed in Brazil in 1549 and founded Salvador (Bahia), a capital from which Brazil was governed for 214 years.
The abundance of cheap credit and capital from which the region benefited "is mostly gone," Mr. Dabrowski said.
Perhaps unearned income, and the capital from which it derived, would have been confiscated in its entirety.
The government is trying to drive rebels from their bases around the capital, from which they can threaten key facilities, the Associated Press reports.
If you're running Bridgewater, it's got $50 billion worth of capital from which you extract 2% of assets under management every year.
A moderately affluent New Yorker already contributes approximately 40percentt of her pre-tax income to various government entities in support of public goods that sustain the social capital from which she derives advantage.
See articleFighting intensified in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, from which some 321,000 people have fled in the past few weeks, according to the UN.
The committee bill approves $3.5 billion in new borrowing authority and $14.5 billion for the I.M.F.'s capital base, from which it makes most loans.
Ms Mulcahy says she wants to return to the capital markets, from which the company has been barred, well before then.That, in part, depends on her third big task: rebuilding the business.
Consisting of territories acquired by Solothurn, its capital city, from which it took its name, it has an irregular shape, including two completely detached districts bordering on France in the north.
Instead of seeking to generate more income, they say, investors should acquire a mix of assets that can produce greater total return — income plus capital growth — from which to finance retirement needs.
