Sentence examples for ever-increasing money from inspiring English sources

But central bankers don't acknowledge this truth and are instead seeking to increase their efforts in pursuit of ever-increasing money supply growth.

But now are being told by the Fed that they will continue to lose an ever-increasing amount of money, as real yields are guaranteed to go further and further into negative territory.

While colleges offer plenty of things that are advertised as free, such as tickets to sporting events and speaker series, most students don't realize the ever-increasing amount of money they pay to get a college degree actually includes fees to cover these activities.

Thus, until we decide to shift our focus more in the direction of public health activities, or promote policies of complete and total individual responsibility, we will continue to pour ever-increasing gobs of money down the health care drain, and all of us will have to pay the plumber.

Now that you have serious bucks to spend, you can invest it into ever-increasing stacks of money.

This isn't infinite, but it's as close as you can get in GTA V. Here's the strategy for this second assassination mission: Now that you have serious bucks to spend, you can invest it into ever-increasing stacks of money.

Putting more money into the Global Fund now is not just pouring more money into an ever-increasing pot – it's about growing the impact of the investments that have already happened, so we don't have to invest so much in 10 years' time.

But, above all, the party that wins in 2015 will be the one that shows itself capable of recognising the huge challenges we face: potential war in the Middle East, a likely meltdown of more European economies, an ageing population at home with ever-increasing care needs and not enough money to pay for them.

"No other nation has ever increased the money for Olympic and Paralympics after a home Games.

Throughout all the scandals that have echoed down his reign since he became president in 1998 and amid allegations that some votes had been secured improperly, Blatter has returned to the same tried and tested techniques to try and deflect criticism and engender loyalty among the 209 associations that have benefited from ever increasing development money.

Not only does this cost the taxpayer money through court costs and ever-increasing backlogs, but it leaves asylum seekers in a devastating state of limbo.