Sentence examples for ability to bankroll from inspiring English sources

Ms. McMahon is considered formidable if only because she has the ability to bankroll a statewide campaign.

And while Stanford's ability to bankroll the project was not seriously in question — the university routinely leads the nation in fund-raising — Cornell's early start in gathering alumni pledges made an impression, as did the partnership with Technion.

So restrictions on expatriates' voting rights will also restrict their ability to bankroll the Tories.But perhaps surprisingly, the most passionate argument on this issue has arisen not between government and opposition, but between two Labour backbenchers who regard the issue as one of principle.

The credit crisis halved the Russian's fortune last year, and with it his ability to bankroll the team.

D'Arcy's ability to bankroll political candidates has given him tremendous power in City Hall and thus over DWP operations.

National Geographic agreed to bankroll an excavation.

Some flummoxed families set out to bankroll the research themselves.

Lazarus decides to bankroll Verdean on new expeditions.

Sir Peter has promised to bankroll the gallery until 2007.

America bankrolled the second world war, and it looks as though it is going to bankroll the war on AIDS, too.

Most media owners have outside business interests that enable them to bankroll their media projects.