Sentence examples for dormant capital from inspiring English sources

With working-class movements dormant, capital has run amok, charting a destructive course without even the promise of sustained growth.

The catalog of woes is much longer, but you get the picture: lots of red tape and corruption; plenty of dormant capital and not enough access to it.

The third-most-valuable cryptocurrency by market cap, at $31.4 billion, XRP is part of a larger effort within the venture-backed startup that raised $93 million from Santander, CME Ventures, Accenture and more to free up dormant capital stored in accounts around the world.

An initiative in London that could be rolled out elsewhere could soon see the HCA partner one of the country's largest housing associations, London and Quadrant (L&Q), by providing millions of pounds in a mixture of grants and direct investment to get work started on dormant sites in the capital.

Mr. Laikin, 45, who previously ran a venture capital firm (now dormant) called Four Leaf Partners that invested in Internet companies, has brought dozens of other humor Web sites under the National Lampoon Network umbrella.

"We want to return this site to its former glory, supporting business and enterprise and breathing new life into an area of the capital that has been dormant for decades".

The money flowing into the project is part of a recent infusion of Chinese capital breathing life into long-dormant development projects in the Bay Area.

For instance, it assumes that 50% are now being held for investment or are dormant and the other half used for working capital.

Analysts believe there are dormant cells in many large cities, including most capitals in the Sahel region.

The government has also announced details of a Big Society bank, which will use £100m in its first year from dormant bank accounts and £200m from the Project Merlin deal with banks to support working capital projects approved by the government.

JERUSALEM — In a hectic day of shuttle diplomacy with senior Israeli and Palestinian leaders in two capitals, Secretary of State John Kerry struggled on Saturday to close a deal to revive dormant Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.