Sentence examples for more capital intensive from inspiring English sources

"We welcome this decision to further de-emphasise the company's less profitable, riskier and more capital intensive operations," said Gary Greenwood, an analyst at Shore Capital.

"It is becoming more capital intensive," said Mr. Sherlund of Goldman Sachs.

Producing hydrogen from coal is more capital intensive than producing it from natural gas.

To put it in modern jargon, production's becoming more capital intensive.

I know that's not the case for everyone and some businesses are more capital intensive.

Even so, shipping gas remains much more capital intensive than shipping oil.

They might, but Chinese robots may be no cheaper than robots elsewhere.Finally, will the shift to a more capital-intensive capitalism throw legions of workers onto the streets?

Farmers have moved towards more capital-intensive production and cut jobs.

As steelmaking grows more capital-intensive -- depending more on machines than people -- America's steel prospects improve.

The ratio automatically rises as an economy develops and shifts to more capital-intensive production.

But Google itself is eyeing more capital-intensive projects, including some to generate renewable energy on a commercial scale.