capitally in a sentence

Examples

1. The association was initially praised for stopping a price war between exporters in the second half of the 1980s and protecting them from the unfair practices of capitally strong buyers overseas.
2. The District Attorney's office is not seeking the death penalty for Mrs . Gash " because no there are no statutory aggravating circumstances that would allow us to proceed capitally, " Dierauf said.
3. Only the third definition of famously, listed as colloquial, covers the sense most widely known in our time : " excellently, splendidly, capitally, " with the citation : " We get on famously ."
4. "The Law of the Twelve Tables orders that he who has stirred up an enemy or who has handed over a citizen to the enemy is to be punished capitally .  ( Marcianus, D . 48, 4, 3 ).
5. Sinn contributed to the discussion on present-value equivalents, he showed that the low returns from statutory pension insurance based on the pay-as-you-go method has only an apparent efficiency disadvantage in comparison to a capitally funded procedure.
6. "Our position, " said the state's chief capital defender, Kevin M . Doyle, " is that a person may not be capitally prosecuted under a statute that wasn't in effect when he was alleged to have committed his crime ."
7. Sir John Fortescue's " De Laudibus Legum Angliae " ( c . 1470 ) states that " one would much rather that twenty guilty persons should escape the punishment of death, than that one innocent person should be condemned and suffer capitally ."
8. Apkindo was initially praised for stopping a price war between exporters in the second half of the 1980s and protecting them from the unfair practices of capitally-strong buyers overseas . However, the association degenerated into a rent-seeking cartel in the early 1990s when it banned exporters from dealing directly with foreign buyers.
9. When they factored in the costs of incarcerating someone on death row and subtracted the expense of what it would have cost to keep that peson in prison for 40 years, the Duke researchers reached the following conclusion : " The extra cost per execution of prosecuting a case capitally is more than $ 2.16 million ."
10. In 1899, " Borax " Smith, founder of Pacific Coast Borax Company joined forces with Baker to form Borax Consolidated, Ltd . Together they formed a multinational mining conglomerate, and Baker worked to expand the company's foreign holdings in Italy, Turkey, and South America and subsequently became responsible for capitally financing the corporation's development.