Sentence examples for extract capital from inspiring English sources

That's what's happening in Redwood City around Box headquarters, where the city allowed a lot of taller, multi-family development but didn't extract capital for affordable housing.

In the same way, the great practitioners of capitalism, from the creators of integrated title systems and corporate stock to Michael Milken, were able to reveal and extract capital where others saw only junk by devising new ways to represent the invisible potential that is locked up in the assets we accumulate".

This study demonstrates that, despite strong financial performance and earnings growth in Pennsylvania, as well as a generous and flexible regulatory framework, BA-PA has failed to increase investment in the state's telecommunications network and, in fact, has actually extracted capital out of Pennsylvania for use elsewhere.

I entertained the masses lavishly in public, while at night I changed policies to extract maximum capital from peasants and workers.

When the Northern Rock transaction was first announced in November there was some controversy because Virgin had been able to extract excess capital from the bank.

It was also, importantly, "business friendly", which suggested some ways in which cash-strapped local authorities might manage to extract much-needed capital.

The helicopters were to fly the Delta Force troops to a site near Tehran, where they were to be transferred to trucks the following night, sneak into the Iranian capital, extract the hostages from the Embassy and bring them out of Iran aboard the choppers.

Gazprom, new to capitalism, doesn't extract much profit from its capital.

If they soak up too much capital to extract the fallout would be widespread.

Consumers have borrowed more money against the rising value of their homes, allowing them to extract some of their capital gains and so spend more than their income: the saving rate has fallen from 9% in 1990 to minus 2% last year.

Capitalism's command is utterly simple: connect deterritorialized flows of labor and capital and extract a surplus from that connection.