Sentence examples for Invests financially from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for Creative Scotland said: "Investment refers not just to the fact that Creative Scotland invests financially in artists and organisations, but also in terms of time, people, collaboration, support, etc.

Saudi Arabia invested financially and politically in Egypt, and made its investments together with those of the UAE and Kuwait a major cornerstone of its regional policy.

In addition, Ms. Berk said, parents are more invested financially in college than ever before.

One also needs to invest financially to ensure new legislation and policies are effective".

It's socially responsible to give Generation some of your money to invest – financially irresponsible to give Generation all of your money.

Describing mission work through metaphors of commerce, missionaries asked their readers in England to invest, financially and emotionally, in the cultivation of Indian souls.

How much are the E.U., China and Russia, in particular, are willing to invest — financially and politically — to preserve their independence from U.S. sanctions?

It's about the particulars: our country is deeply invested — financially, psychologically, and emotionally — in the region where Mortenson sets his tale, and eager to help create a happy ending.

Whether or not you're investing financially, your time alone is a precious commodity so it's essential to make the most of the experience and ensure it adds to your employability.

In this case, is it O.K. to fill out brackets, root for winners and perhaps invest financially in programs that run afoul of rules, knowing what we know while, perhaps reasonably, suspecting worse?

Neither Terra nor Nestlé invest financially in participating startups and neither takes an equity interest.