Sentence examples for escalating capital from inspiring English sources

At IBM, top management decided that the economic impact of rising operating costs would outweigh that of escalating capital costs.

A narrow customer base helps limit the need for capacity expansion and shields the company from the cost of escalating capital requirements.

Mike Savage, professor of sociology and co-director of the III, said: "Thomas Piketty has revolutionised our understanding of inequality through demonstrating how fundamental historical shifts towards escalating capital accumulation disproportionately enhance those who are already wealthy.

Nearly every electric utility that is constructing nuclear power stations to meet future generating needs is being squeezed by escalating capital costs and a market place replete with generating capacity.

The report is also concerned about the free schools programme's "escalating capital costs", with the government having budgeted to spend £1.5bn to March 2015.

That intensifies the risk of an escalating capital-control war as each country tries to ward off flows that have been deflected by others.

"There are fairly serious risks of frothiness in equity markets escalating if capital continues to pour into India," said Eswar S. Prasad, an economics professor at Cornell.

Sierra Leone's rural areas are worst affected by the virus, but the group claims the situation is also escalating in capital city Freetown, where there are six times the number of cases per day as there were during the summer.

"The virus is still moving geographically and escalating in the capitals," he said.

The point here being that the US is a major importer of that heavy Venezuelan oil and why make it more difficult to buy what you want to in order to punish someone else? Columbia: The White House on Friday amped up pressure on Venezuela's cash-strapped government, restricting access to vital US capital markets and escalating a standoff between Washington and Caracas.

The United States closed its embassy in Damascus in February because of escalating violence in the capital.