Sentence examples for of sufficient capital from inspiring English sources
The company, based in San Francisco, made the announcement last Wednesday on its Web site, saying it was closing because of "lack of sufficient capital".
Development of the manufacturing sector has been inhibited by the state's isolation from the rest of India, by an underdeveloped transport system, by a small local market, and by the lack of sufficient capital.
Hoassain (1998)) has reported in his research that the most critical constraint of small and medium scale manufacturers in Bangladesh is the lack of sufficient capital to operate the business.
A lack of sufficient capital to cover the risky bets made on investment vehicles like subprime mortgage-backed securities plagued major financial players in the third-quarter, and if Mayos estimates for $10 billion in fourth-quarter losses are correct, pressures are unlikely to ease.
That will spur job growth especially in young or new businesses who have been trimming their plans because of lack of sufficient capital.
For resource-poor farmers to implement this change, institutional support is needed to improve their knowledge and skills with this unfamiliar form of land management, sufficient capital for the initial investment, and an increase in the security of land tenure.
"This is not the situation we face today…the great majority of financial institutions have sufficient capital and liquidity to return to their critical function of providing new credit for our economy".That belief may be standing in the way of even more radical measures.
The product of a decade's work, the book gives us post-second world war development economics in a nutshell – or rather in the silver sweep of a DC-8 airliner cabin, since Rostow's primary analogy was that of "take off": an aeronautical rendering of the moment when, with sufficient capital and other preconditions in place, "the old blocks and resistances to steady growth are finally overcome".
Other findings of the report included: Auditors failed to adequately test whether seven of the 23 firms had sufficient capital.
On 21 March 1900 Bruce reminded Markham that he had applied a year earlier, and went on to reveal his current intentions: "I am not without hopes of being able to raise sufficient capital whereby I could take out a second British ship".
"I am a little surprised Fannie would bother to cut their dividend because they were more foresightful than most players and had been very careful to make sure they had sufficient capital in anticipation of some problems in the mortgage arena," said Charles Lieberman, chief investment officer of Advisors Capital Management, in Paramus, N.J.
