Sentence examples for extraordinary capital from inspiring English sources

The profits are certainly breathtaking; and industry boosters argue that handing back cash to shareholders shows extraordinary capital discipline.

The proposal is tougher than tax cap efforts in some other states, allowing only "narrow, limited exemptions" to the cap, like for large legal settlements and extraordinary capital expenditures.

Instead, it starts with last year's estimated level of capital gains realizations of $652 billion and projects that they will only gradually fall as a share of the economy, stabilizing at over $550 billion around mid-decade. "C.B.O. is assuming these extraordinary capital gains revenues are here to stay," Mr. Zandi said.

Sanjay Gupta was been appointed the eleventh dean of Broad in June 2015 after serving for a year as the school's acting dean, and will be leading the school's $1.5 billion 'Empower Extraordinary' capital campaign which will among other things, build a Graduate Pavilion.

"The Tolkien transformation has been absolutely extraordinary for our capital," says Wade-Brown, a British expatriate.

It wants to claim an extraordinary title: "sculpture capital of Europe".

These problems cluster around the current economic situation, which has revealed the extraordinary power of capital markets and business corporations in shaping the structure and actions of our government.

Wetherell said: "In a short time we will see the emergence of the multimillion pound ex-council property which shows the extraordinary rise in capital values across Mayfair and the West End currently and over the last 20 years".

So is Obama's belief that any death penalty system has to build in extraordinary protections for capital defendants – a subject dear to Obama's heart ever since his home state of Illinois was rocked by a torture scandal that resulted in several people being freed from death row after evidence emerged that their confessions had been tortured out of them.

After years of easy credit, we've seen an extraordinary misallocation of capital.

While Russian capitalism may be highly dynamic, it can hardly be called well developed one symptom of that the extraordinary concentration of capital.