Sentence examples similar to catching financing from inspiring English sources

Even without eye-catching financing, Hyundai's 573 dealers have trouble keeping cars in stock, particularly in the Northeast, the company's strongest region.

In 2009, they were prepared for the worst, with a wobbly economy and the effects of the school finance swap catching up with them.

(It is still catching up to Yahoo Finance, which has been mobile browser friendly for a while).

Much more important for Western companies is their 46% share of world retail sales, 52% slice of all purchases of motor vehicles (up from only 22% as recently as 2000) and 82% share of mobile-phone subscriptions.Emerging economies still punch well below their weight in commerce and finance, but are catching up fast.

As media scholar Joseph Slade points out, much of the story's longevity stems from the fact that Cohen's payment to her was a campaign finance violation, and catching him out on that has flipped him into an informant in Robert Mueller's probe into potential collusion between Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian state.

Another procedure for catching problems is the requirement that financing agencies annually review contractors' performance.

As plans are being worked out, there is evidence that charity-based events are catching on, corporate officials and campaign finance experts said.

Privatizations of some type had been expected since the onset of the financial crisis, but the scale of the plan suggested that the crisis in public finance elsewhere in Europe was catching up with Russia, too.

He inaugurated the new Ocean Breeze fishing pier -- which was financed before he took office -- by catching (and releasing) a fish.

Lauryn Williams intends to spend next year much the way she has spent the last three: sharing pizza with her boyfriend, catching Kanye West in concert, augmenting her major in finance with dance electives.

And after catching an airport shuttle into Manhattan, he'd depleted his meagre finances even more.