Sentence examples for could have financed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump claimed money spent in wars abroad could have financed infrastructure projects at home — and then some.

It's a clichéd example, but there was no way any private-sector entity could have financed the Apollo Moon missions, let alone undertaken the logistics required.

"Had we had more production capacity," he added, "we could have financed a good part of the campaign".

* Microsoft's chairman, Bill Gates, with a net worth of $40.7 billion, could have financed the first nine months of the war and had $5.6 billion to spare.

The announcement Friday by Senator Herb Kohl, the four-term Wisconsin Democrat, that he would not seek re-election only added to the difficulties facing Democrats, depriving them of a relatively popular incumbent who could have financed his own campaign.

Although Professor Geisst called it a "new sort of aggression" in which the terrorists could have financed their plan by selling the market short, he said war tended to be a favorable climate for business and for stocks.

Tremblay also posted a link to a blog that questions whether Tsarni could've financed the attacks, claiming that the U.S. Agency for International Development, which employed Tsarni at one point, is a front for CIA operatives.

Mr. Tronchetti acknowledges that he resorted to using a cascading series of companies to clinch the deal because he and his associates, a group of Italian banks and entrepreneurs including the Benetton family, could not have financed an outright acquisition of Telecom Italia.

PO financing allows you to do deals that would otherwise pass you by, just as it gave Probert the chance to make $137,500 in a deal he could not have financed himself.

"I suppose it could be because we were both in the news at the time; they had accused us of stealing a lot of money and thought they could say we have financed it.

For her part, Ms. Tymoshenko had already proposed other spending measures, which also could have been financed only by raising the budget deficit.