Sentence examples for capitals are often from inspiring English sources

When they fall ill or have run-ins with the law, embassies in national capitals are often too far away to provide assistance.

Protests against racism, particularly in the capital, are often vigorous.

Requirements for high capital are often seen as discouraging lending, thus damaging an already weak economy.

Those in need of capital are often poor people with stagnant incomes.

China also produces wool and its land, labour and capital are often cheaper.

VISITORS to Kenya's capital are often horrified by the homicidal minibuses called matatu.

The four years of his first stay in the French capital are often considered Chagall's best phase.

Those in need of capital are often poor and in practice debt is the only way to funnel money to them you can't buy shares in a subprime household.

Doctors' surgeries in the capital are often rather primitive one- or two-man affairs and even these tend to be few and far between in the poorer parts of town.

Critics' claims that S&P 500 companies are being starved of investment capital are often supported by data showing that the ratio of shareholder payouts to net income is very high 96% during the period from 2007 to 2016.

However, in the prison setting, the usual avenues for building and accessing social capital are often not available to inmates.