Sentence examples for continued capital from inspiring English sources

Right now, that means continued capital for IT companies, in particular, he noted.

While China is more likely to have a bumpy landing than a hard one, investors' concerns have yet to be laid to rest, owing to the ongoing growth slowdown and continued capital flight.

Other sponsors of the restoration include Entergy Nuclear Northeast, which recently announced a $100,000 challenge grant for continued capital improvements and physical renovations to the theater; Indian Point Energy Center, the Empire State Development Corporation and the City of Peekskill.

We believe this will continue to act as a key driver to deliver continued capital expenditure discipline and underline its free cash flow recovery.

If continued capital inflows fuel asset bubbles and raise domestic liquidity, central banks will raise the bank reserve requirements, conduct open-market operations and implement measures directly targeting the asset markets during the second half of 2009 and early 2010, before they start hiking interest rates.

"Like many other businesses in the tourism, leisure and hospitality industries, operators need to commit to continued capital investment in order to maintain competitiveness and stay ahead of the game," Salisbury said.

The exact purchase price will depend on several factors, including the level of continuing capital expenditures.

But Vermont Yankee and one in Wisconsin, Kewaunee, represent a more significant trend because they have no major physical needs beyond the typical requirements for continuing capital investments.

FedEx said it would continue capital spending on overseas expansion, "significant investments" in more fuel-efficient aircraft and other projects related to its long-range strategies.

The bank said it would continue capital markets operations and banking for large American corporations, which it says offer better growth and profit opportunities.

What they have found is that, with reasonably priced loans, many households and communities in the developing world can install water connections, build latrines and wells, and tap into continuing capital sources to maintain them.