Sentence examples for growing capital from inspiring English sources

If Japan's economic recovery, which still looks strong, continues, growing capital investment could eventually foster a rebound in loan demand.

The report, showing growing capital spending by businesses, is the latest indication that the economy continues to enjoy robust growth.

The decorative, nature-inspired genre arrived in Finland at the end of the 19th century and flourished in the growing capital.

Amy Davidsen, the US executive director of The Climate Group, called the offering "an important innovation" for growing capital for cleantech.

While these are healthy signs of growing capital markets, analysts say that the Arab Spring and the European debt crisis will mean tougher conditions for raising funds through the capital markets in the future, particularly for any new projects.

On arrival in this growing capital city, best known for its music scene, its technology booms and the tension between the two, Mr. Stack fit a certain local stereotype, the musician-technophile crossover.

Analyst Jean Roche said: We are positive on Marks for four reasons: 1) strength in the food division; 2) potential for turnaround in the general merchandise division; 3) a growing, capital-light international business; and 4) a recent commitment to delivering improved returns to shareholders.

OVER the last decade, as populations have grown, capital has flowed across borders and crop yields have leveled off, food-importing nations and private investors have been securing land abroad to use for agriculture.

As the workforce grows, capital accumulates and technology advances, this limit expands over time.String theoryIn a recession demand falls short of supply, leaving a sorry trail of unemployed workers, shuttered factories and unexploited innovations.

Four of the translators had "way"/ tao"/ dao" grow capital letters, presumably to tell the reader something more than would be conveyed by using lower case (impossible in the original, of course).

The "existing trading networks grew, capital and commodity flows intensified.