Sentence examples for prudent capital from inspiring English sources

Investors, optimistic about more prudent capital expenditures, pushed shares of Qwest up $1.76, to $19.90.

Optimism over more prudent capital expenditures appeared to be the main reason.

"I believe that with careful cash management and in particular more prudent capital expenditure, easyJet P.L.C. and its shareholders will be the winners in European short-haul aviation," he said.

Long-term-focused executive compensation, stock-option expensing, prudent capital investments, a sound dividend policy, and growing EPS and book-value-per-share are all evidence of shareholder-oriented companies.

But Green Street also called the decision prudent: "Capital preservation should take precedence over the other considerations".

"R.B.S. remains committed to a prudent approach to capital," the bank said in a statement.

While JPMorgan's balance sheet was "barely nicked" by the trading loss, Mr. Dimon said on Monday, the bank was suspending the repurchases temporarily as part of a "prudent" approach to capital retention.

For an illustration of how Microsoft could select targets more judiciously, Mr. Cusumano, who is a professor at the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, pointed to the Oracle Corporation's strategic acquisitions and its prudent use of capital to "roll up firms with similar products and customers to its own".

Instead of hauling out the new drywall to cover up the existing studs, let's seriously consider ripping down the entire structure, dynamiting the foundation and building a new system that rewards taking prudent risks, allocates capital where it is needed, allows all investors to get accurate and timely financial information and increases value to shareholders and creditors.

"But we are very prudent with our capital," he said, noting that AppDirect is doubling its revenue growth annually.

Banks have recently tightened their lending standards, as is prudent, but fresh capital courtesy of Congress has made it possible to make new loans.