Sentence examples for reservoir capital from inspiring English sources

Reservoir Capital, for instance, made a seed investment with Lakewood.

The Blackstone Group, Reservoir Capital and Goldman Sachs have all raised money to invest with start-up managers.

As a result, a number of firms - including the Blackstone Group, Goldman Sachs, Reservoir Capital and upstart seeder firms like NewAlpha Asset Management - have been raising money from investors to place with new managers.

Savings serve as a reservoir of capital that can be used to finance investment, which helps raise a nation's standard of living.

"These collections were not created as reservoirs of capital to be used for the benefits of the institution," said Mr. Brodsky, a Westchester County Democrat and a sponsor of the bill.

The rest of the private sector, meanwhile, complains at being unable to draw on a large and growing reservoir of investment capital.

Another threat to Deutsche and Barclays is a proposal from the Federal Reserve that foreign banks with big operations in America should be forced to maintain a local reservoir of extra capital and liquidity.

According to her official Web site, Tay was "developed by Microsoft's Technology and Research and Bing teams to experiment with and conduct research on conversational understanding," with a particular eye toward that great reservoir of untapped capital, Americans between the ages of eighteen and twenty-four.

As seen in the recent financial crisis, if you undercut the capital reservoir, you lose your safety valve in unexpected times.

Our veterans -- steeped in discipline, steeled with the hardships of serving in two overseas wars and equipped with vital skills and broadly applicable experiences -- offer the nation an extraordinary reservoir of human capital and talent.

She identified two key factors, which have supposedly made the Philippines a leading contender among emerging markets; first, improvements in transparency and efficiency in fiscal spending and tax administration, and second, the Aquino administration's huge reservoir of political capital, which could be translated into swift and decisive reforms in the coming years.