Sentence examples for problematic capital from inspiring English sources

We all witnessed this with Troy Davis in Georgia, and with other problematic capital cases, including Cameron Todd Willingham and possibly now Hank Skinner in Texas.

This is problematic as capital and collateral are the financial firebreaks that will prevent future systemic crises, or at least buy time for the central bank fire brigade to dowse those flames with liquidity.

The Orleans Parish District Attorney's Office has had a problematic history with capital cases.

But it's hard to truly know whether or not Honey G is problematic with a capital P. I have asked a number of people, all of them more informed than me, and the consensus still falls in a very grey area.

Most problematic are accented capitals, such as 'É' or 'Ô', and ligatures like 'æ' and 'œ'.

Even more problematic is that raising capital and leverage requirements may reduce lending more than the current regulatory provisions do because banks would be forced to keep more money on their books rather than lend it.

Nevertheless, it is important to be cognisant that the measurement of social capital remains problematic.

"E-tailing is out of favor on Wall Street, and raising capital is problematic.

By replacing the Merrill Crowe zinc cementation step, carbon-in-pulp (CIP) and carbon-in-leach (CIL) recovery provided a process that allowed the treatment of lower grade and problematic ores, at lower capital and operating costs and higher metal recoveries.

"It is the largest and most problematic opposition enclave around the capital, and it has historically been a real menace to the capital itself," Heller said.

Imposing new taxes on individuals is politically problematic, and trying to tax capital is likely to be unrewarding: the money will simply move elsewhere.