Sentence examples for capitalizing them from inspiring English sources

The international standards treat development costs like a tangible asset, capitalizing them on the balance sheet and then depreciating them over the life of the product.

In the United States, corporations and individual taxpayers may choose between deducting R and D expenditures in full or capitalizing them and writing them off over their useful life or over five years if the useful life is indeterminable.

Result: Uncertainty inhibits long-term investing in those properties and makes capitalizing them impossible.

In recent years, however, companies have gotten creative by delaying expenses by capitalizing them.

But Monsanto's future earnings should benefit as a result; it has already swallowed the losses rather than capitalizing them.

Set the names of the cast members apart from the rest of the text by capitalizing them or using a bold font.

"I grabbed the words, capitalized them and ran with them," he wrote.

How do teachers and educators take advantage - in the best sense of the word - of this period in order to get to know their own students, to find out their passions and capitalize them?

"We ask, 'How does a company generate cash?' then we make a model of what we think the flows are going forward, then discount them, capitalize them and arrive at intrinsic value.

Lincoln's bill also requires banks to spin off swaps operations that trade in food and energy and separately capitalize them, a reform that aims to prevent one element of a bank from bringing down the entire institution.

Type both label and caption flush left on separate lines above the table and capitalize them as you would a title.