Sentence examples for building a war from inspiring English sources

We think that the answer lies in procurement, not just by channelling procurement savings to more productive uses and building a war chest for capital development and recruitment, but as an integral part of university strategy.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, who is building a war chest to keep her opponent, Representative Tom Campbell of California, at bay, netted $550,000 from two Clinton-attended events in Los Angeles.

Research by TNS found that Nicola Sturgeon's SNP had more than double the support of Labour in Scotland Scottish National Party leaders are building a "war chest" to help fight their "biggest ever campaign" in the run-up to an independence referendum.

Officials of the European Union and the International Monetary Fund hoped that Thursday's deal would soothe market anxiety by easing the terms of Greece's debt repayments enough to avoid default, as well as by building a war chest for safeguarding the larger Italian and Spanish economies against possible contagion.

"We think JPM is building a war chest against mortgage related litigation," Morgan Stanley analyst Betsy Graseck wrote in a note after the conference call.

For all intents and purposes, IPOs are about building a war chest in order to continue expanding and building new businesses.

I saw two Afghans calmly building a wall despite the war erupting around them.

Meanwhile, they're building a financial war chest for that moment, in part by living in the same house they have been in for 45 years.

Kessler and Tom Heiden, another union lawyer, accused the league of building a $4.078 billion war chest that would allow it to lock out the players without financial hardship.

Since Mr. Edwards dipped into his personal fortune to finance roughly $6 million of his $8 million campaign, he has not even cultivated fund-raisers in his home state from which to begin building a presidential war chest.

TechCrunch understands that Xiaomi has invested considerably in building a patent war chest — including high-profile deals with Microsoft and Nokia — to ensure that it is ready for the U.S. from a legal perspective.