Sentence examples for falling capital from inspiring English sources
But even these were doctored after bank regulators and central bankers had spotted that Crédit Lyonnais's falling capital ratio could pose a systemic risk.
And although falling capital values will hurt landlords, their gloom is brightened somewhat by the fact that there is plenty of business, and rents are still rising .The amount of transactions being done in rentals is in complete contrast to the state of the freehold market," says Lucian Cook, a residential-property expert at Savills, a big estate agency.
Public perceptions and citizens' investment decisions should move beyond framing decisions relative to subsidy levels to consider long-term investment returns, which generally continue to improve with falling capital costs and higher energy prices, despite reducing generation subsidies in New South Wales since 2010.
Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, in which Citigroup has a minority stake, is reportedly planning to raise as much as 40 billion yuan ($5.6 billion) through new shares amounting to more than a third of its freely traded float to bring its falling capital adequacy ratio back to the official requirement of 8%.
And a rising rate does not mean that the efficiency of capital is falling; capital-output ratios are supposed to increase as economies develop.
"When yield falls, capital flows out of the stock.
Hellenic trade in the Mediterranean is evident today in the Sicilian temple-cities of Segesta and Selinunte, whose uprooted columns and fallen capitals lie in fields of wild celery and saxifrage.
As mentioned above, high capital cost is indeed a concern but the trend of such costs is falling and capital subsidies may be available in local jurisdictions.
Oil prices were falling, and capital fled the country.
The national debt is falling, freeing capital for investment in private industry.
The cuts are falling on capital funding, on money allocated for old and historic buildings, on some postgraduate courses and on two-year foundation degrees.
