Sentence examples for capital weather from inspiring English sources

In line with the definitional paradigm suggested by Siegel (2005), this study considered literacy level, social capital, weather perception, resources index, information source, safety-net membership, and preparedness training participation as elements of the socioeconomic asset profile for the sampled households.

Asks the capital weather gang with this simulation of what the stratospheric air flow pattern was like on January 19 , 2015via earth.nullschool.net.net

As badly governed as we are, we have our strengths: in trade, venture capital, in weather".

The big question for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac has been do they have enough capital to weather losses from rising mortgage delinquencies.

Analysts, investors and government officials believe they need to raise more capital to weather higher defaults in their loan portfolios.

"It does not appear that some of the big insurance companies possess enough capital to weather the storm".

Do Canadian banks have enough loss-absorbing capital to weather whatever storms lie ahead – if China slows down or energy prices fall for some other reason?

Regulators are gauging whether they have stockpiled enough capital to weather a still-anemic economic recovery and meet the higher requirements put in place by new international accords.

Still, industry observers believe the two automakers, as well as their smaller rival Chrysler, may need to raise additional capital to weather the sales downturn.

"I would not worry about heavy rain during the Olympics," says Ian Copestake, "as like many other parts of the capital the weather will be cordoned off".

Mr. Paulson moved to shore up the companies as concern grew that they might not have enough capital to weather the worst housing slump since the Great Depression.