Sentence examples for positive capital from inspiring English sources

The transaction will result in a positive capital gain for Ericsson which will be defined after closing of the transaction.

For decades America has been a bastion of the informational transparency said to bring positive capital market externalities: liquidity, growth, confidence.

If a firm lost money during any fiscal year but started that year with positive capital, we calculated the percentage lost on capital and factored this result into our return for that year.

Finally, a caution, if not a warning, to President Clinton, Senator Clinton and their campaign advisors: You run the risk of dissipating, corrupting, if not destroying, the justifiably deserved and accumulated positive capital and goodwill you have earned among black people from President and Senator Clinton's own history of struggle for racial justice.

Similarly Baluku, Kikooma and Kibanja (2016) explored the interaction between entrepreneurs' positive psychological capital and startup capital in leading to entrepreneurial success.

Low conservation opportunity costs associated with pre-existing constraints on land use and the existence of alternative livelihood options appeared to facilitate largely positive financial capital outcomes, although we found reduced financial capital among some smaller and medium-sized landholders who were required to eliminate burning and grazing.

On May 6, 2011, OPENLANE received a written indication of interest ("IOI") from KAR that proposed a preliminary purchase price in the range of $200 million to $210 million plus positive working capital for all of the issued and outstanding capital stock of OPENLANE.

This study, consisting of both male and female participants, provides insight into the significance of a lack of positive social capital (through family support) combined with negative social capital (through gang involvement).

This paper argues that positive social capital underpins the key factors identified by Ostrom (1990) in self-governance systems.

The direct spillover of depreciation was negative, while the spillover of increased money and credit was positive, as capital outflows "helped to relax conditions in money and  credit markets and moderate expected deflation in other countries".

In May 2011, OPENLANE and Montgomery entered into a new agreement, which provided that Montgomery would perform a market outreach to a limited number of strategic acquirers, including KAR, Company A, and Company B. On May 23 , 2011 the Board directed its management to make a counteroffer to KAR of $230 million plus positive working capital.