Sentence examples for stream of capital from inspiring English sources

Berkshire plans to provide a secure stream of capital to Clayton's mortgage-financing operations; Kevin T. Clayton, the company's president, said those operations require $1 billion a year.

[C8.] New York Commercial Real Estate Market Remains Strong Investors are pouring a stream of capital into the New York City market, and as a result prices of commercial properties in Manhattan continue to rise.

The steady stream of capital is showing results.

Rohatyn underscores that the RFC shaped and revitalized our national economy by providing "the stream of capital for the men and machines that defeated both the Axis powers and at last the Great Depression".

The new collectors around the globe, nourished by decades of cultural cross-fertilization and fortified by a steady stream of capital, are both ready and patient enough to invest in significant local artists who have until now been under-appreciated or entirely neglected in the global market for art.

The intensity of their support translated into such an impressive stream of venture capital -- $40 million last year, mostly in small sums -- that the campaign decided to bypass public financing limits and spoke of matching the Bush juggernaut's fund-raising.

This art residency appealed to me because it connected to so many central themes within my interests—human relationships to the natural world, the potential to evoke heroic, romantic, adventurous figures and demonstrate them to be ridiculous, to understand the systems that enable this endless stream of global capital, and perhaps to connect all of this together.

Adler & Kwon (2002) used the "validity challenge" to conceptualize a framework that integrates various streams of social capital research, which stimulated dialogue across various perspectives and defined social capital as "the goodwill available to groups or individuals".

Texting is positively encouraged: there's a moment when two characters sitting next to each other realise that talking is a waste so they get their phones out and start communicating with long streams of nonsensical capital letters, exclamation points and emoticons.

More likely, however, is that successful crowdfunding managers raise capital from traditional limited partners themselves or get poached by established VC funds with their famous brands, rich fee structures, and steady streams of committed capital.

But Britain, faster than any other country, is turning itself into one big airport, an interchange hub for the world's torrential streams of finance capital.