Sentence examples for financed chiefly from inspiring English sources

Their early play appears to have been financed chiefly with their own money, or family money.

The transportation hub is financed chiefly with a $1.9 billion grant from the federal agency.

The deal will be financed chiefly by an exchange of shares, along with a smaller cash contribution of $1.62 billion by Vivendi.

The first is implementation: how to get from today's system of highly indebted banks to one in which they are financed chiefly by equity.

While some local N.A.A.C.P. chapters have been members of Americans Against Food Taxes, the national N.A.A.C.P., whose anti-obesity advocacy is financed chiefly by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, does not oppose soda taxes.

Because the agency is financed chiefly by water bills, it has been largely cushioned from the steep budget cuts ordered by Mr. Bloomberg to help the city close a multibillion-dollar deficit.

Mr. Taub found financing chiefly from Bob Stockman, whose merchant banking group has primarily financed medical-device companies.

All parties had agreed to finance campaigns chiefly out of public money.

Today's way of financing biotechnology, chiefly through the venture financing of start-up firms, looks unsustainable.

The initiatives that the prime minister announced on September 13th and 14th are nothing compared with the "big bang" reforms of 1991 that set India growing and for which Mr Singh, then finance minister, was chiefly responsible.

As chair of the Senate finance committee chiefly responsible for drafting the health care bill, he was the major obstacle to incorporating a "public option" into the bill -- a government-run insurance plan which would allow citizens to select a Medicare-style alternative to private insurers.