Sentence examples for equivalent capital from inspiring English sources

So in exchange for an annual pension of £10,000, a worker can accept an equivalent capital sum - say £300,000.

But Boaden said less than 10% of the tracks played on Radio 1 could be heard on its closest commercial equivalent, Capital, and around 60% of songs played on Radio 2 were not heard on any comparable commercial station.

The benefits of using natural ventilation are 40% lower energy cost than the air-conditioned equivalents, capital costs savings in the region of 10%to15%5%, increased fresh air supply to a space which may result in higher thermal comfort levels and increased productivity and so on.

As the example of Andersen showed, merely being criminally indicted was equivalent to capital punishment.

Legal Issues Could Play Role While Mr. Rowland may not think that what he has done wrong merits the political equivalent of capital punishment, it is likely that both he and his lawyers have considered the legal ramifications of a resignation.

As illustrated in Fig. 2a, individuals 3 and 6 have equivalent social capital.

u T includes the equivalent hourly capital cost of the rail cars.

Therefore the 5-year useful life of a computer was used to calculate the annual equivalent of capital cost [ 23].

"Some landlords are viewing their buildings as the equivalent of venture capital," he said.

Eleven of the state banks have capital equivalent to less than 10% of their assets.

Darpa, as the research and development arm of the Defense Department, dispenses the equivalent of venture capital without the equity stake.