Sentence examples for better finance from inspiring English sources
The Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, hopes to resurrect the commuter tax to help better finance the region's transit system.
The Bank of England suspended the convertibility of its notes to gold from 1797 to 1821 to enable it to better finance Britain's wars with France.
Democratic officials also say efforts may be made to better finance state parties, which can pick up costs like voter mobilization and other grass-roots activities.
"The cable players have a robust affiliate fee stream that allows them to better finance original programming," said Anthony DiClemente, a media analyst at Barclays Capital.
Several top university systems have multibillion-dollar endowments — pools of money set aside for future needs — and also allow campuses to charge different tuitions to better finance campuses with higher research ambitions.
Shiller politely points out that he's written some books on the subject*, before arguing that we must make the finance world work better: Finance drives modern civilisation...our best activities have to be financed.
Bonnie Potter, executive director of the New York City Employment and Training Coalition, said union programs were much better financed than government-financed programs.
Urban education is better financed.
Progress requires more but also better financing.
But Kennedy, better financed and organized, prevailed.
