Sentence examples for large capital sums from inspiring English sources

The minority who hope to make large capital sums by buying their flats are not keen on transfer.

Despite the growth of rural finance options, loans are very often too small or the interest on them is too high for villagers to build a sufficient credit score to access larger capital sums.

In sum, Spain thus was the recipient of large capital inflows, flows that got reversed when the banking crisis worsened.

Also, our resource planning study assessed only the resources and associated operating budget necessary at the district hospital level; large capital investments in roads as well as basic public infrastructure such as electricity and water will require much larger sums to be provided at the national level in order for the district level to function appropriately.

Land includes land small, land medium and land large, whereas capital includes capital agriculture, formal capital and informal capital.

This is levied on individuals, trustees and personal representatives of the recently deceased when an asset is sold or given away or upon receipt of a large sum of capital.

Does that create a situation where people would like to come and invest large sums of capital?

This we believe not only helps shed greater light on the sustainability of group dividend but illuminates the areas where the group still has large sums of capital allocated inefficiently.

The trouble is, a decade after the founding of the business, investors could reasonably expect Ocado to be making exceptional returns on the large sums of capital invested in slick machinery and novel software programmes for sorting groceries.

Concentrating on advisory work allows Greenhill & Company to keep a smaller staff and to have less overhead than the much bigger banks, which have enormous trading floors and lend large sums of capital to their clients at much thinner margins.

"There will continue to be concerns over bank solvency until relatively large sums of capital are injected into the system," Mr. Peace and other Nomura analysts wrote in a report on Monday.