Sentence examples for making capital from from inspiring English sources

It is understood Cameron and the Lib Dem leader have agreed to cool the coalition tensions that have boiled over into public spats – and there were signs yesterday that was having some effect after it was clear that Labour was making capital from the dispute.

Are you going to make capital from Farage's comment about Ukraine?

She rails against her opponents for attempting to make capital from her handling of the Benghazi attack.

Mr Hussein makes capital from his readiness to defy the might of America, and this goes down well in parts of the Arab world, where the United States needs all the friends it can find.

Every big alternative rock band in the 80s – from the Smiths to the Cure to Happy Mondays to the Pixies – made capital from a sense of otherness in their sound, their lyrics, their appearance or some combination of the three.

He could certainly have made capital from Osborne screwing up working tax credits so badly in his previous budget that he had been forced to come back to the Commons for a resit.

Neither party should seek to make capital from politicians' relatives – and to be fair, Corbyn has avoided the subject, but it demeans the Labour party to have raised it.

The employees want the board to do an annual analysis, ensuring that Wal-Mart's pay plans are set up to discourage top management from making capital investments that hurt returns.

But most brokers, even those that would benefit from making capital introductions, won't look at a fund with fewer than $500 million in assets.

For many Russian firms the cost of money has gone up from 8% to 25%, making capital prohibitively expensive.

As a corrective to the recklessness of recent years, this might seem desirable, but too much risk aversion makes capital more expensive for everyone from businesses to homeowners, and the economy less dynamic.