Sentence examples for colossal financing from inspiring English sources

"Eike Batista assembled an empire thanks to colossal financing from the Brazilian government," said Carlos Lessa, an economist and former president of Brazil's national development bank.

The firm said its colossal $5.5 billion financing round — completed at a $50 billion valuation last month — will be used to "support its global strategy".

Throughout the years in which the US was punishing countries that departed from fiscal prudence, it was borrowing on a colossal scale to finance tax cuts and fund its over-stretched military commitments.

Both the policy proposal and the caveat seem right, though readers may be less impressed with their formula for Middle East peace, which rests on a colossal aid program financed by Europe.

This means keeping the volume of oil production high enough such that the oil price remains low enough to wipe out the so-called froth from the shale industry - to bankrupt those high-cost frackers who have borrowed colossal sums to finance their investment.

In that scenario, as bankers lost faith in the system, America's colossal need to finance its national debt through borrowing in the bond markets would mean paying higher and higher interest rates to finance that debt, leading the world's largest economy into the exact same death spiral of unaffordable repayments as the Greeks.

China generated these enormous surpluses, which it then lent to the US to finance its colossal deficit.

Since the new, leading technologies have always been applied for commercial purposes, it is foreseeable that only the rich profit from them owing to the high costs involved, because enormous monetary resources would be used to finance the colossal development costs of synthetic biology instead of being used for the general health system.

Apart from failing to get a generous tax credit, your tax bill will remain inflated and the whole project will prove a colossal drain to your finances.

A sharp rise in the cost of financing Italy's colossal public debt could spell disaster.

Australian households have borrowed colossal sums of debt to finance an all-in bet on property speculation.