Sentence examples for capitalized land from inspiring English sources

There is almost no way to take account adequately of the element represented by capitalized land tax in the price of land.

Add in capitalized costs like land and planting, and you won't be making money anytime soon.

Those who do march bravely into the market often languish in an under-capitalized never-never land, not able to take on the big problems due to insufficient funding.

Trevor moves between the short story and the novel; Irish settings and English; the capitalized Troubles of his native land and the personal lowercase ones of his characters.

As prime minister, Mr. Orban pushed hard for Hungary's entry into the Union but nonetheless capitalized on the fear of land sales during the last campaign.

The opponents of site-value taxation point out that the unearned increment in land value has been capitalized and question the fairness of imposing a heavy tax on present land values for which owners have paid in good faith.

This capital is called the capitalized value of average profits.

Those influenced by German capitalized all nouns, while others capitalized more sparsely.

"Any builder, even the best-capitalized builders, drank the Kool-Aid and bought too much land and loaded up at the peak," said Ivy Zelman, a home building industry analyst.

Is that capitalized?

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