Sentence examples for decrease in capital from inspiring English sources

Much of the improvement in cash came from a sharp decrease in capital spending.

Almost as much was derived from growth in employment share, and there was actually a decrease in capital intensity.

But the revised calculation excluded a piece of data from a survey on business investment that has, for as long as anyone here can remember, been included -- the rate of increase or decrease in capital investment by Japan's financial institutions.

The results show that about 7.7% savings in energy consumption, 8.3% reduction in operating cost and 15.5% decrease in capital investment can be achieved by the RDWC design compared to the corresponding two-column design.

Intel issued a second warning on fourth-quarter revenue, and Lenovo, a Chinese computer-maker which bought IBM's personal-computer business in 2005, said it expected to record a loss in the quarter and laid off 11% of its workforce.Alcoa, the world's largest aluminium producer, announced 15,000 job cuts and a 50% decrease in capital spending because of the downturn.

Acquisitions totaled $4.3 billion, a 44% decrease in M&A activity and a 24% decrease in capital raised compared to the previous quarter.

However, continual significant decreases in capital costs faced by households for installing systems after 27 October 2010 and increasing prices for grid electricity mean that while the payback period for installing domestic solar panels may have increased somewhat, the long-term rate of return to households on a typical 1.5-kW system has in fact increased over time.

Obviously, the increase in OLR, TS, and the decrease in operation temperature means reduction in capital and operational costs and increase in the net energy yield and in the return-on-investment.

That decrease in invested capital represents $10 billion8(8% of market cap) in cash freed up to return to shareholders.

Even though there has been a 50percentt decrease in venture capital over the last year, there has still been a 2000 percent increase since the year Microsoft was founded.

However, attitude towards more returns or profits makes easier credit more accessible for individuals and businesses, which usually transforms into future loan losses and a decrease in bank capital.