Sentence examples for capital transformation from inspiring English sources

EY capital transformation leader for Europe, Middle East, India and Africa, Keith McGregor, said: "Profit warnings have continued apace from the third into the fourth quarter.

Large-scale mining provides better job security and safer working conditions for employees, but any benefits of capital transformation do not accrue locally.

The challenge ahead lies in human capital transformation, and the great equalizers that can help solve this challenge are education and the Internet.

Doubtless it will be watching Chrysler's private-capital transformation like hawks.

The theme is the capital's transformation over the last catastrophic century.

Foxtons is making hay from the capital's transformation into a wealthy ghetto and the people who made it such an vibrant city in which to live are having to look at alternatives.

Signs of the French capital's transformation into a war zone — the bodies draped in white sheets, the blood-soaked streets, the night raids, the curfews, the suburban caches of AK-47s, the evacuations of world-famous landmarks, and the earnest appeals of Parisian taxi drivers to "Have courage!" — have now dissipated.

As you stand in the Sky Garden and look east towards the cluster of towers in Canary Wharf, or west past the spire of St Paul's to low-lying Mayfair, it's impossible not to reflect that this "park" represents the latest step in the capital's transformation into a city for the privileged few – a literal example of London becoming a "playground for the rich".

How does your organization interact with other local organizations?' The interviews with KIs provided information about social capital and transformation in the community, and the perceived role of CBOs in affecting those factors.

Joint-stock companies were created, bringing international capital and a transformation of mining technology.

Explain the tensions between the Upcountry and Lowcountry of South Carolina, including their economic struggles after the Revolutionary War, their disagreement over representation in the General Assembly, the location of the new capital, and the transformation of the state's economy.