Sentence examples for capital pressures from inspiring English sources

GSM Capital pressures every company it invests in to develop technologies that operate on the GSM standard rather than on competing standards like CDMA.

At the same time, regulatory capital pressures on trading desks limit dealers' ability to supply liquidity.

This "would only exacerbate our thesis of capital pressures," Whitney said in her research note.

And he said a swift resolution to the severe capital pressures the bond insurers are facing is necessary to stop a "tsunami" of problems in the financial markets.

Last week the central bank issued a detailed account of the numerous steps it had taken since 2008 to force M.P.S. to raise capital, pressure managers to leave and deal with risks stemming from its holdings of Italian bonds, which were declining in value.

For example, the output was up to 2 million, which led to massive capital pressure for material suppliers.

If mortgage losses go beyond already gloomy predictions, "they could succumb to more capital pressure, and their independent-company days may be numbered," says David Hendler, an analyst at CreditSights.

However, there is a time limit to social contracts that compels the party with market power to conform to the payment time prescribed in the social contract when passing on capital pressure.

"As a reinvigorated insurgency threatens the gains that have been made, and Western capitals, pressured by publics unwilling to accept military casualties, begin to explore endgames and exit strategies, the risk of losing Afghanistan is very real".

An index compiled by Nomura that gauges capital inflow pressures has risen in recent months, said Mr. Subbaraman, the Nomura economist.

This suggests that future urban planning needs to take into consideration the potential for underutilised urban infrastructure in the centre of the capital and pressures for social service provisioning in its outskirt.