Sentence examples for avenues of financing from inspiring English sources

But though it is still too early to determine the success of crowdfunding in the region, one thing is clear: The demand for new avenues of financing is strong.

Not so at Chez Fierlinger, where the forward-thinking animators are cutting themselves loose not just from graphite and cameras but also from traditional avenues of financing and distribution: a children's film they wanted to make — and are in fact making — centers on Joshua Slocum, the first man to sail around the world solo.

DUBAI — A rising tide of debt reaching maturity in the Gulf region poses a heightened refinancing challenge over the next three years, say analysts, with companies looking for new avenues of financing to repay obligations coming due amid volatility in global capital markets.

He said there was some evidence to suggest National Australia Bank could give Queensland Nickel a loan, but "the avenues of finance that the bank was prepared to consider do not appear to have been pursued".

Along with that, as a charitable trust we'll be able to develop other avenues of finance in the future".

With a low interest rate environment favoring borrowers, analysts say they expect several countries to tap the Islamic bonds market for the first time, as a new avenue of financing for large-scale infrastructure projects, including airports and roads.

There is one avenue of financing readily available — lenders known as factors, which will extend financing based on money due the company, but they keep a piece of the money collected.

But when those managers were unable to short, they wouldn't buy the debt and so another avenue of financing was cut off.

Fisher spots a trend here - a new avenue of finance for film-makers; a new media channel for advertisers.

To many investors, the attraction of such companies is that they enable an entirely new avenue of finance and threaten to shake up traditional lenders like banks.

"Without the avenue of European financing available, they are turning to the loan markets".