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Meanings of small capital in anglès
Usage of small capital in anglès
1
The small capital is only as high as the lower-case round letters.
2
He had a small capital, and already the beginnings of a practice.
3
The small capital, at Bert's suggestion, was invested in A.T. & T.
4
She has been living on a small capital, and now has little left.
5
He begins with a small capital, but one which admits of indefinite improvement.
6
It's no place for an honest grafter with a small capital.
7
The settler with a small capital cannot do better than purchase out and out.
8
These losses will eat through banks' small capital cushions quickly.
9
What chance has a young fellow with a small capital?
10
Each page begins with a new paragraph, and a small capital extending over three lines.
11
He decided to employ his small capital to the best advantage, by sheep-farming in Australia.
12
To purchase land, is, everywhere in Europe, a most unprofitable employment of a small capital.
13
A profitable business for a person with small capital.
14
A nickel of equity for every dollar of assets is a pathetically small capital cushion.
15
A careful man, with business capabilities, may, however, manipulate a small capital to great advantage.
16
The small capital has the form of the large capital but without its size and conspicuousness.
This collocation consists of:
Small capital through the time
Small capital across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common