Sentence examples for revive capital from inspiring English sources

"That could revive capital spending and produce a mild recovery".

And profits keep shrinking, hardly an incentive to revive capital spending.

If consumer spending holds up, with help from lower interest rates, then the prospect of rising profits will revive capital spending before this year ends.

Another bright spot for Citigroup on Monday was the 67 percent increase in profit from its securities and banking unit, as the bank benefited from revived capital market activity.

Among the myriad political parties blooming across this revived capital, perhaps the most unlikely one is the bearer of the hammer and sickle.

It's been almost 40 years since the Court revived capital punishment.

The medical man, who travels around the city on a maroon bicycle, in keeping with the ascetic political zeitgeist, has said he would like to find an outside corporate sponsor to revive the capital's botched bike-hire service.

Just when Mr Blair was beginning to live down his reputation as a "control freak", the label is back, and in the very week that he sacked Robert Kiley, the popular American who as chairman of London Transport had had the temerity to obstruct Mr Blair's impenetrable plan to revive the capital's Tube by means of a "public-private partnership".

The 2012 Olympics are, in effect, a gamble on reviving the capital's poorest districts.

Government officials portrayed the deal as critical to reviving the capital markets in Germany.

A resumption of growth in China's reserves in March suggests, however, that confidence in that country may be reviving, and capital flight could be slowing.