Sentence examples for use up capital from inspiring English sources

Subprime securities still pose a significant legal risk to the firms that packaged them, and they use up capital that could be deployed elsewhere in the economy.

Auden warned that personal poetry was using up "capital".

The strain of these losses became too great and all but used up Better Capital's £40m investment, which was made in 2013.

Once she'd used up this "capital," she turned to history, writing about Scott of the Antarctic, the Titanic, the Crimean War and Dr Johnson.

They took out a loan, only to realise that they ended up worse off after they had used up the capital and were having to make hefty interest payments.

Unlike the Hamar venues, which survive on their fund's yield, the Lillehammer venues have used up their capital.

Let us remember that in February Centrica committed to spending £500m buying back its own shares to use up "surplus" capital.

In this case you sell shares to use up your capital gains exemption and buy them back for inclusion in an Isa (Individual Savings Account) where they will be permanently exempt from capital gains tax.

It was as though, having used up his poetic capital — his childhood — Roethke looked to those authoritative voices for reassurance.

Mr. Bush must be willing to use up real political capital to push his ideas through.

He's one of those people who could be fired, but firing him would use up so much capital that there would be little left over for productive action.