Sentence examples for vigorous capital from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vigorous capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing finance, investment, or economic growth, where "vigorous" implies strength or vitality in capital resources. Example: "The startup was able to attract vigorous capital, allowing it to expand rapidly and innovate in its field."
His recent success would not be possible without the country's vigorous capital markets, which have grown enormously this decade.
Let each country set vigorous capital standards and adopt a countercyclical regulatory regime.
That bleeding was stemmed by some vigorous capital-raising combined with the stress tests of May 2009 which, though far from perfect, were a lot more robust than the flaky checks done on European lenders this year.This confidence gap is narrowing, and not because of any improvement in Europe.
Rump HSBC could be more vigorous in allocating capital to the parts of the business generating better returns.
The death penalty developments that have dominated the news in recent months are unlikely to have anything like the enduring consequences of Texas' vigorous commitment to capital punishment.
A vigorous system for representing capital defendants not only means fewer wrong verdicts, it also means fewer death sentences.
He also said insurers' regulators were apt to be more vigorous, and predicted higher capital requirements for some.
The German capital's vigorous art scene makes this a natural choice for hotels who perhaps also strive to resist the homogenisation of the once-bohemian centre of Berlin.
We also need to take a vigorous whack at the capital gains levy, but even that remains unlikely.
As President, I will undertake vigorous policies to maximize capital investment and job creation, along with common sense entitlement reforms, to dramatically turn around the nation's fiscal situation.
Neoliberals believe that the postwar state cannot be sustained any longer, especially in a world that is now characterized by highly mobile capital and by vigorous economic competition between states.
