Sentence examples for capitals we have from inspiring English sources
AFTER a summer of budget cuts in Washington and state capitals, we have only to look to our schools, when classes begin in the next few weeks, to see who will pay the price.
To raise capital, we have an investor relations team.
"Before we even raise the level of capital, we have introduced a much stricter definition of capital," Mr. Wellink said, according to a text of his prepared remarks.
The emotional and psychological investments that a close relationship requires are considerable, and the emotional capital we have available is limited.
People from 163 nations live largely peacefully in our capital, we have three official languages, and we can't complain about our education or health systems.
The downside risk is that foreign investors begin to lose confidence in the UK and the record inflows of foreign capital we have seen begin to dry up.
They should be recognised as part of all of the human capital we have – both men and women, the young and the poor, indigenous people and disabled people.
But the outcome of last week's IAEA meeting "just shows how much more capital we have to put into this," one official said.
"For a large corporation, like P.G.&E., which has continual needs for vast amounts of capital, we have to take advantage of every market there is," he said.
