Sentence examples for bankroll projects from inspiring English sources

Experts say Duterte will seek billions of dollars' worth of Chinese investment to bankroll projects including as an ambitious network of rail links.

If the studios don't buy independent films, fewer investors in turn may be inclined to bankroll projects, particularly those with bigger budgets.

However righteous this protest – it's impossible to overstate the gender imbalance that has long plagued the movies – the greater problem is that those who bankroll projects simply don't hire enough female directors, including for the tent-poles and comic-book diversions that dominate the international market.

A new species of intermediaries, such as Village Roadshow Entertainment Group and Skydance, have sprung up to bankroll projects.As Mr Goldman described it, studio executives were like baseball managers: "They wake up every morning…with the knowledge that sooner or later they're going to get fired".

That will create an opportunity where brands step in and bankroll projects in exchange for some light branding.

It has come under fierce fire from environmental groups for bankrolling projects that are "environmentally and socially destructive".

In addition, China is trying to buy hearts and minds by bankrolling projects in the developing world, such as the newly opened U.S. $200 million headquarters for the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Officials stressed that these would be meant to bankroll specific projects, rather than to create euro bonds, which would plug the finances of member states.

Officials stressed that these would be designed to bankroll specific projects, rather than to create "eurobonds," which would plug the finances of members states.

Web sites like Kickstarter, IndieGoGo and RocketHub are an increasingly popular way to bankroll creative projects — usually in film, music and visual arts.

Publicly traded real estate investment groups in India are heavily in debt, so they struggle to make interest payments and are not in a position to bankroll further projects.