Sentence examples for vague capital from inspiring English sources

Bublé's press release attempts to make rather vague capital from his resemblance to his forebears.

Internationally, he has just won plaudits for his role in ending the fighting between Israel and Hamas; that likely offers him a bit of insulation from international criticism and some vague domestic capital for showing Egypt's centrality.

In the mid-1970s Mr. Ai moved back to the capital with vague ambitions to be painter.

The administration and Congress have been deliberately vague about what the capital ratios will be.

By the government's own estimate, 25% of equipment in the public sector is well beyond the end of its design life; according to another official calculation, necessarily vague, 60% of the capital stock is worn out.

Each of the stores along Main Street had a state-issued sign above its doorway, vaguely threatening in all capital letters: FISH MARKET, HARDWARE & VIDEO STORE, FLOWER SHOP, ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, THE THRIFT STORE — with that strange use of the definite article.

The proposal calls for higher capital, but is vague on specifics.

Pan had some vague ideas about attracting foreign capital, but he didn't know how to go about it.

In the subdued streets of the Greek capital, where a vague menace hangs like a pall, tempers are frayed.

The paper makes vague assertions that bank equity capital is now sufficient to withstand future adverse shocks, but it fails to take on any of the many concerns raised by Anat Admati and her co-authors, which are increasingly gaining traction.

A vague idea, pursued with little capital, that blew up into one of Australia's most prized tech exports.