Sentence examples for receptive capital from inspiring English sources
Low interest rates, enormous global liquidity, receptive capital markets, and a continuing flow of money into the sector from corporate pension funds have meant rapidly growing coffers and nonstop activity.
But he also laid down a challenge to Cameron by implying he is spurning a chance to make a big argument about the future of Europe, and that if he made that case he would find a receptive audience in European capitals.
Venture capital firms, they say, are more receptive to their calls -- and are giving survivors of the Internet bust hope that they may some day get the riches they missed out on during the boom years.
Ever receptive to the people's will, the authorities in the capital rush to make this new idea their own and forward it to the president.
If you are someone who rarely picks a fight, and has a lot of capital built up, then people will be more receptive to your side when you do.
Even if it chooses against a quick IPO path, AtTask will have access to capital markets in a year's time that are quite receptive to firms of its ilk.
Still, 33 states and the federal government will maintain capital punishment after Connecticut's abolition, and many of those are not receptive to repeal.
It follows that nurturing a sense of shared identity – what is sometimes called social capital, or the elusive but ubiquitous concept of community – should make people more receptive to appeals for collective global action on climate change.
Thus the commission was receptive -- perhaps too receptive -- when the larger companies lobbied for new rules allowing them to provide start-ups with capital and financing, so long as they did not exercise control of the smaller companies.
