Sentence examples for wave of capital from inspiring English sources

A tidal wave of capital is washing towards these and other, similar "pass-through" structures (see this week's briefing).

Part of the reason is supply and demand, as a wave of capital chases a limited supply of deals.

The nation's work force, strengthened by a huge wave of capital spending, has become much more productive.

The resultant wave of capital flows into the US would push up the value of the dollar even further.

It also promised that it is not planning a further wave of capital requirements on the banks.

Felix, which manages more than a dozen funds, is part of a new wave of capital washing up on Silicon Valley's shores.

China and other emerging markets have blamed the Fed's strategy for sending waves of capital rushing to their shores, creating a threat of inflation.

The coalition government's replacement for Building Schools for the Future, the Priority School Building Programme, has so far pledged two waves of capital investment totalling £4.4bn, but only for schools in the worst physical condition.

On the other hand, a central bank that neglected its duties to play fiscal watchdog could risk its independence.Clearly, there are risks to unconventional policy (abroad as well as at home, where emerging markets have long complained that expansionary rich-world policy has caused waves of capital inflows).

The reason why they're of such distinct importance in modernity is that the prime arts of the day, with their technological essence, arise on vast waves of capital and mighty exertions and clashes of power; they are, in effect, incalculable luxuries for the many.

With a modest investment in time and data collection, investors can use ETFs to surf those waves of capital, taking advantage of a well-known phenomenon in the markets called "momentum," or "relative strength," in which rising shares tend to keep rising for three months to a year after they start their run.