Sentence examples for meaning capital from inspiring English sources

Meaning, capital punishment is not a deterrent.

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Known in China as jingju – jing meaning capital city – Beijing opera is almost unimaginably ancient by western standards.

Beijingers fed up with traffic gridlock sometimes pronounce the word shoudu, meaning capital, in a different tone so that it sounds like "the most congested".

Hamdullah Pakhtuniyar, whose brother, Zabiullah, a security guard at the MSF hospital, was killed in the strike, said he wanted Afghan law to apply to the perpetrators, meaning capital punishment.

In fact, the savings/investment ratios in emerging markets average 103%–meaning capital spending programs have been financed mainly by domestic savings rather than foreign debt.

Officially, the big banks have about ¥19 trillion of core capital, meaning capital-adequacy ratios of about 10%, easily above the 8% ratio that international rules require.

One imagines he is using the Bowlesian distinction here, meaning capital-T Traveling — to find communion with the universal and, ultimately, with the deepest, "most intimate sense" of oneself.

To add insult to injury, much of the equipment used to replace American workers is made by workers abroad, meaning that capital spending is going overseas.

The estimator finds exchange rate stability effect of 2.17 with a 10%% significance level on the current account balance, meaning that capital will inflow in relatively stable exchange rate regime.

The firm's fourth fund, called Foundry Group Select, closed with exactly the same amount in 2013 ($225 million) but Foundry had been using it as a so-called opportunity fund, meaning the capital was funneled exclusively to break-out companies in Foundry's portfolio.