Sentence examples for capital presenting from inspiring English sources

Internet use is still growing, and so is the mobile Web, and Brazilians still face a large void in early-stage venture capital, presenting a major opportunity.

ALGERIA More than 2,000 members of a security force created two decades ago to fight an Islamist insurgency held a protest rally in Algiers, the capital, presenting a new challenge to a government that has been trying to suppress protesters seeking expanded political freedoms, Reuters reported.

The advance brings the militants just a few miles from the center of the Syrian capital, presenting a potential threat to the Syrian regime's stronghold.

Since then, having already won several Dutch Design Awards, she has met with an enthusiastic reception in France's capital, presenting a retrospective runway show there on the occasion of her first official participation in the Haute Couture calendar in July 2011.

The emergency rule, put in place after a police crackdown on an opposition demonstration on Wednesday sowed unrest in Tbilisi, the capital, presents a quandary for the United States.

In February 1796 Tone arrived in the French capital, presented his plan for a French invasion of Ireland, and was favourably received.

The struggle to a impose a new order on the capital presents a crucial test of the rebel leadership's many pledges to replace Colonel Qaddafi's bizarre autocracy with the democratic rule of law, and it could have consequences across the country and throughout the Arab world.

If you haven't yet created an investor deck, have a look at the offering pages on AngelList or FlashFunders to see how startups raising capital present their companies.

A surge in interest in outer space by sources of private capital presents the opportunity of rapid growth and commercialization that should, through the laws of supply and demand, drive down costs associated with cosmic ventures in the long run.

Human types of capital presented a mixture of investment and consumption motivations, including factors such as social prestige or fads, which could not be easily isolated (see Eckaus [1962]).

An opportunity to observe whether a change to the trading system influences the cost of capital presented itself in 2003, when stocks began to migrate away from SEAQ, the more opaque trading system, onto the more transparent SETSmm trading system.