Sentence examples for finance enough from inspiring English sources

The group thinks investors will not be willing to finance enough mortgages — particularly 30-year fixed-rate loans — without a government guarantee.

Chinese currency reserves are so large that they could finance enough imports to buy the needed social peace with those who were left behind by the reforms.

We don't innovate in entrepreneurial finance enough in the U.S.: Microfinance (Bangladesh), securitization of revenues (Saudi Arabia), and royalty-pay-back funding (Israel) were all invented overseas.

We don't innovate in entrepreneurial finance enough in the US: Microfinance (Bangladesh), securitization of revenues (Saudi Arabia), and royalty-pay-back funding (Israel) were all invented overseas.

The aim was to fix Social Security's finances enough to neutralize the issue for the 1984 re-election campaign.

Few believed the country would ever straighten its finances enough to qualify for membership in the Euro.

That's a $17 billion swing in the nation's finances — enough to send every 3- and 4-year-old in a poor family to a high-quality preschool.

The news further reduced hopes that the country might be able to repair its finances enough to get another loan package from the International Monetary Fund.

For now there is no social movement or political party tough enough and well financed enough to organize such mass demonstrations.

Britain's unemployment rate among young people has soared, and critics say the country has not financed enough job training and apprentice programs for those who don't go to college.

But if Athens can fix its finances enough to run a notional budget surplus without debt payments, then economists can calculate how much debt it can actually afford to pay, and restructure the rest.