Sentence examples for dry capital from inspiring English sources
The intemperate words of candidates and their surrogates came in a town that 80 years ago was considered the nation's most temperate, calling itself "the dry capital" before Prohibition.
But Peugeot -- whose business in Iran is its third largest non-European operation, behind China and Brazil -- found that many of those living along the cool, rainy Caspian coastline register their cars in the relatively warm, dry capital, to increase resale values.
"Lima is the second driest capital in the world, therefore water toilets are not a sustainable solution," Medem says.
London is one of the world's driest capitals; it possesses similar water resources per head of population to Israel.
Industry executives adamantly oppose the proposal, saying it would dry up capital for mortgage financing by removing a pillar of security for investors.
Though much of the increase in risk can be attributed to dry international capital markets, low investor tolerance for risk and poor growth prospects in developed markets, this does not exonerate Mr da Silva or the rest of them.Mr da Silva's lack of experience in office is worrying.
And its shaky standing on this new terrain leaves it open to criticism both for doing too much and for doing too little, too late.From the outset of the crisis the central bank has conducted a discreet slow-motion rescue of banks in ailing economies like Greece and Ireland, which were being bled dry by capital flight and became more and more reliant on liquidity from the ECB.
He sank an estimated $4 million into improvements, including a new 160,000-square-foot repair shed and a 360-foot retractable cover over a dry dock real capital expenditures.
It has started to resemble vibrant, heterogeneous capitals like London and Tokyo more than dry, homogeneous capitals like Brasília and Ottawa.
Raising equity is tricky since investors have been sucked dry by capital-hungry banks.
No, it was bad policy that dried up capital, trade and creative energies.
