Sentence examples for constrained capital from inspiring English sources
"If you look at the current dominant modes of transportation highways and aviation they are capacity constrained, capital starved, and there is not much in the way of optimism about either of them," said Tom Downs, the Washington-based chairman of Paris-based Veolia Transportation.
The second is when you are at max revenue growth, but don't yet have good unit economics because you can get in the trap of continuing to burn your excess capital to fund for the revenue growth whereas if you had more constrained capital, you would start to think about converting that revenue growth to actual unit economic growth.
Efficiency allows the orthodontist to maximize the return on constrained capital assets.
Finally, we might sever the bogus bond between our critique of bureaucracy and free-market fundamentalism by reclaiming the mantle of participatory democracy as a means of strengthening the public powers needed to constrain capital for the sake of justice.
Doctrine three: "Democratic resistance to the domination of capital through the pursuit of the common good is not really the way that liberals view politics or, more important, markets... [we] must point to the volatility and vice of finance capital and the necessity of a balance of power within the firm and stronger institutions to constrain capital and domesticate its destructive energy".
The four statistically significant factors for government are constrained human capital resources, unsophisticated markets, organisational risks and constrained ICT flows and stocks.
Banks and investors were constrained by capital controls and reserve requirements, paying an effective "inflation tax" that helped reduce the public debt ratio.
Although its merger with New York Stock Exchange Group in 2007 must have created a slight estrangement, Euronext is still run from Paris.What is more, the French are coming to realise that, with bank lending constrained, efficient capital markets are more essential than ever to economic growth.
Josh assures me that they are not constrained for capital, though.
