Sentence examples for wise capital from inspiring English sources
With proven practices that strengthen local economies through wise capital allocation, MWBE and SBE programs are a ready means of advancing traditional American values of industry, fairness and opportunity.
The lapses in credit-underwriting in the subprime-mortgage market hardly reflect a wise allocation of capital.
Is it right or wise that the capital is such crucible of growth and wealth-generation compared with other great British cities?
You may be too early in a nascent market, and it would be wise to conserve capital until the market develops.
Assuming these four companies are at least marginally wise deployers of capital, youll be much better off with the stocks than with those bonds in the medium to long term.
Wise observers in those capitals and elsewhere may draw a more lasting conclusion too.
"This business went from flourishing to being strapped, capital-wise," said Robert Radding, co-owner of Spectratone Color Labs in White Plains.
In my view, they have proven track records, are better positioned capital-wise and have far easier to understand business models.
His father, Morton H. Halperin, who is now sixty-six years old, was a protégé of the "wise men" who dominated the capital in the aftermath of the Second World War.
Under Michigan law, an outside manager could eventually help lead a financially troubled city into bankruptcy proceedings, an outcome that few in Detroit or Lansing, the capital, see as wise or likely but that some have come to talk about as a real consideration.
Analyst Frederick Cannon of Keefe, Bruyette and Woods believes that Fishman might be wise to raise $5 billion in capital.
