Sentence examples for severe capital from inspiring English sources
"Widespread, though not necessarily severe, capital needs" could lead to downgrades of one or several notches, the ratings firm said.
In Venezuela, economists worry about the overvalued currency, the bolívar, and severe capital flight.
Ratings artificially increased the value of securities, and subsequent downgrades left leveraged institutions with severe capital shortfalls.
International investors have intensified their scrutiny of Italy, the euro zone's third-largest economy, since the Cyprus government imposed severe capital controls on depositors after securing a 10 billion-euro ($12.8 billion) bailout of its banks.
Iceland stabilised its currency only through severe capital controls, and it has yet to resolve demands from the Dutch and British governments to compensate savers, who lost money when Icelandic banks collapsed.
That our Board's membership has been relatively stable when compared to the wholesale changes made by companies that suffered near catastrophic losses and severe capital and liquidity events during the financial crisis is a testament to the work of an engaged, proactive JPMorgan Chase Board, in close collaboration with the Company's management.
Feghali said fuel and electricity shortages are severe, with the capital getting just one hour of electricity a day.
Kobi Alexander, the company's chairman and chief executive, said: "The severe global telecommunications capital spending slowdown persists, with no clear indications of stability or improvement.
As the research councils lose the power to incentivise researchers, it will lead to severe changes in capital spending, and an environment of uncertainty and lack of confidence.
In Latin America, frustration with Mr. O'Neill was not limited to his allusions to the region's history of sometimes severe problems with capital flight and corruption.
These issues are particularly severe in the capital, but renting in the private sector is the least affordable type of housing across the country.
