Sentence examples for sensible capital from inspiring English sources

"The worst thing the tax code can do," says Victor Fleischer, a tax specialist at the University of Colorado, "is to make it harder to use a sensible capital structure".

Is it more sensible capital requirements?

The good news is that things are going so badly that sensible capital market reforms are beginning to emerge (see "Asia Closeup," p.64).

Two parts are clearly sensible: pump capital into the banking system and rule out capital controls.

He has struck a sensible balance on capital gains tax, limiting the impact of the increase on entrepreneurial activity and long-term savers.

While buying in stock when it is cheap may be a sensible use of capital, repurchasing shares when they are trading at sky-high valuations, as many companies have done, seems downright dumb.

"Chicago - and back there it 's already five o'clock.Cheers!" Chicago, the regional capital of sensible, sceptical middle America, is part of what makes Macy special.

Hold on, though, a sensible plan to raise capital to meet a December 2013 deadline could look very different from a plan to meet a December 2015 deadline – or, indeed, a 2018 deadline, which is the less than ambitious international target.

Some of the other reforms he wants, such as cracking down on tax evasion and endemic corruption, would be seen as perfectly sensible in other eurozone capitals.

Many of their actions, such as making banks hold more capital, have been sensible.

Jenkins' aim for "sustainable" returns above the bank's cost of capital is more sensible.