Sentence examples for capital rendered from inspiring English sources
The Norwegian measurement model for cultural capital rendered a good fit, but the indicator 2BOOKS did not load on the factor 2Cultural capital.
The Swedish measurement model for cultural capital rendered a rather poor fit, and the indicator 2ART did not load on the factor 2Cultural capital.
Although social capital is often considered a social resource positively enabling groups or individuals to benefit, social capital can render negative outcomes.
The potent combination of technology and capital would render most material-based concerns irrelevant; people would no longer have to worry about basic problems of survival.
And both men often seem enamored by the alchemical ability of capital to render their fortunes more glamorous in the eyes of the global élite.
Any bank unable to raise private capital, perhaps rendering it insolvent, would be taken over.But such steps would be time-consuming and could be hit by a loss of market confidence at any moment.
In a joint statement yesterday they said: "The decision came after a careful and thorough evaluation of commercial quotations from engineering, procurement and construction bidders, which showed high capital costs rendering it commercially unfeasible, particularly in the current economic climate prevailing in the energy industry".
But the other injured party, one not often recognized, is the highly-skilled and dedicated public servant, who, by the millions, graduate top of their class and head to Washington, D.C. or the state capitals to render service to the public.
Each capital letter is rendered in white, black or red, and appears against a solid white or black background.
In the retrospective of his work, London Life, the photographs taken in the 80s and 90s chronicle the beginning of the hyper-gentrification of the capital that has rendered swaths of O'Brien's East End virtually unrecognisable.
And what of the huge corporate capital investments now rendered worthless by Tiger's libido?
