Sentence examples for capital record from inspiring English sources

If successful, Groupon's latest fund-raising effort would be the largest ever for a start-up, a venture capital record held by DreamWorks Animation SKG for the last 15 years, based on Thomson Reuters data.

Some of Mr. Romney's advisers argued that the most effective way to defend against the incoming assault on his Bain Capital record was to tell the stories of the companies that Mr. Romney successfully turned around.

It was the largest fund-raising effort ever for a start-up, a venture capital record previously held for 15 years by DreamWorks Animation SKG, based on Thomson Reuters data.

Sequencing an individual this way costs $2m a pop, and Perlegen has thought it worthwhile to use $100m of its start-up capital recording the genomes of 50 people.

The Northern Ireland capital recorded a dramatic boom and bust in its property market during the neighbouring Republic's Celtic Tiger years but it is now showing signs of recovery, albeit from a low base.

WASHINGTON -- Like other parts of the country, the nation's capital recorded its warmest March on record, with temperatures at Reagan National Airport beating a record set in 1945.

Private markets also lack the rules that prevail in regulated markets — like capital requirements, record keeping and disclosure — that are essential for regulators and investors to monitor and control risk.

In January, the singer Fatoumata Diawara brought together more than 40 musicians in Bamako, the capital, to record a peace song that showcased the extraordinary diversity and artistry of Malian music.

Citigroup received a $7.5 billion cash infusion from Dubai's neighbor, Abu Dhabi, on Nov. 27 to replenish capital after record mortgage losses destroyed almost half its market value, leading to the departure of its chief executive, Charles O. Prince III.

The society's figures, which are based on mortgages it has approved during the month adjusted to reflect a typical property, showed that Northern Ireland has overtaken London and the area around the capital to record the highest annual price growth.

In the five years that the Taliban held the capital, their record as a government might be measured by the numbers they produced: nearly one million refugees, joining the million others who had already left and refused to come home; six million Afghans, a quarter of the country, unable to find enough food.