Sentence examples for extent capital from inspiring English sources

Production costs are most sensitive to variations in biomass price and to a lesser extent capital costs.

And the extent capital gains depend on many factors.

In addition, "capital-spending cutbacks are troughing in our view, and to the extent that capital expenditure continues to grow, free cash flow could be at risk".

But those figures grossly undercount the extent of capital punishment.

"To the extent that capital is needed, Bear Stearns can play a role".

America could fatally lapse into protectionism, or re-regulate business and finance to the point at which innovation is stifled, or "spread the wealth" (to quote the next president) to the extent that capital is prudently shifted overseas.Our mutual friendsMr Obama will not take office until January 20th, but he can use the next ten weeks well.

To a certain extent, human capital was an illustration of what distinguished economics from other social sciences was not so much the object as the approach.

To the extent that capital gains come from greater fools buying the same old assets at ever higher prices, gains do not constitute genuine saving, at least not for society as a whole.

To enjoy affluence, all households must engage to an increasing extent in capital work".

Two local pharmaceutical companies have floated on the GSE (Ayrton and Starwin) but 'the extent of capital attracted…is not substantial' [ 30] as the sector is seen to be undermined by a reliance on international exports.

Some of the parameters among the 53 comparatives that reflect a procurement system's capacity to reduce the financial burden are the extent of capital expenditure for establishing the systems, costs for procurement, storage and transportation, the preciseness of the Essential Drug List EDLL) to suit the state health burden and finally the prices at which drugs are procured.