The word "bankroll" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a verb that can be used to mean both financially supporting someone or something or having enough money to do something. For example, "I'm going to bankroll my daughter's college tuition."
This gripping and bizarrely tragic tale of a billionaire who took it upon himself to bankroll and train the US Olympic wrestling team for the 1988 Seoul games is quite extraordinary.
A leading Labour donor who is expected to bankroll the "Brexit" side described Hoey, the MP for Vauxhall, as a "tough fighter" who would appeal across the political spectrum.
The trade unions, of course, bankroll the Labour party.
But the race has also become a trial run for the Clinton election machine, receiving substantial support from both Bill and Hillary, who spoke at a rally last week, and financial backing from many of those expected to bankroll the next national election campaign.
Buoyed by the oil and gas companies and fossil-fuel-funder mega-donors that increasingly bankroll their campaigns, most prominent Republican politicians have either denied that climate change exists or refused to stake out a clear position, citing their personal lack of scientific knowledge.
The Scottish National party has been given another £1m by Chris and Colin Weir, the couple who won £161m on the Euromillions lottery, to help bankroll its independence campaign.
The donors, who bankroll 40% of the government's budget, have said they will withhold some aid until it is clear it is not being misused.
"All you need to win the Premier League is a Russian oligarch to bankroll the club and a manager of my brilliance".
There was wide agreement among guests that Washington (while in many respects a spendthrift fount of tyranny) should bankroll Floridians' flood insurance.Spending on you: waste.
A former trial lawyer, he told his fellow lawyers at a fundraising event in Texas that they should bankroll his campaign because if the seat, and the Senate, were lost to the Republicans, "You might have a farmer from Iowa, who never went to law school.…serving as the next chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee".
Hard discipline may be needed to preserve the euro, and to mollify German voters who do not want to bankroll irresponsible neighbours.
