Sentence examples for bankroll needed from inspiring English sources
Bill Gross this week, in his always-colorful monthly investor letter, compared compulsively interventionist central bankers to "Martingale gamblers" who double their bet after every loss - only they don't have the unlimited bankroll needed for such a strategy to be riskless.
Evans and 21 other U.K. biotech leaders want their government to provide up to £500 million for two funds, one that would help small firms consolidate and one that would bankroll companies needing money to grow.
The condominium provides the service staff (for a fee), absolving the mansion-owner of the annoyance of bankrolling the square footage needed to house a private in-house staff and a load of other responsibilities inherent in homeownership.
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International finance helped bankroll the investments in infrastructure needed to support its agricultural export business.
These would bankroll sustainable settlements and create desperately needed homes in the areas of greatest need, it is claimed.
Mr. Quijano, armed with a Harvard M.B.A. and an A-list of clients, needed the cash to bankroll the start-up of his own consulting firm.
Instead, the vast subsidies needed to persuade potential investors bankroll a host of new low-carbon electricity generators in the coming years will be largely financed by slapping £95 a year on the average household bill by 2020.
He was furthermore possessed of that indefinable magnetism that seems to surround men who have an enormous bankroll, a title and all the connections needed to keep good women out of harm's way forever.
Following this logic, what's needed is a state that bankrolls scientific research at midcentury cold war levels – without the comparatively high tax rates and social spending that accompanied it.
Vietnamese investors do not have the money to bankroll the building of the sophisticated thermal plants needed to boost power output and replace Vietnam's fleet of clunkers.
