Sentence examples for essence capital from inspiring English sources
In essence, capital used to be cheap; the cost of it has now gone up.
Grasse is now the undisputed perfume capital of the world & famous especially for essence of jasmine.
In essence, social capital is "a resource for persons" (Coleman, 1988).
That is the very essence of capitalism, accomplished with private capital, not some government program funded with money extorted (or as Obama calls it "redistributed") from taxpayers.
The process for its funding, grants and loans is absurdly complicated, but in essence it combines capital from its donor countries, plus self-generated income through the sale of bonds.
The new capital in essence allows the World Bank to maintain its programs at their level before the crisis.
While fashions may have changed, Isherwood's work still captures the essence of the German capital, with its art collections stashed in former bunkers, and louche nightclubs hiding behind unmarked doors.
Domínguez was ultimately convinced that the game could be best staged in safety and security — without losing its "essence" — in the Spanish capital after a telephone conversation with Florentino Pérez, the president of Real Madrid.
Money and trust are the essence of sustainable debt capital.
The ability to concentrate capital -- the essence of modern capitalism -- is critical to the effective performance of the system as a whole.
