Sentence examples similar to financial bridging from inspiring English sources

Marvin Finkelstein is closer to the other end of the financial bridge between jobs.

It is a pacesetter of reforms, and will likely become a major economic, trade and financial bridge between China and Latin America.

The federal aid, he says, is a financial bridge to a postcrisis future and the hand-holding will be temporary.

As the idea expanded, many people began to regard the insurance as a financial bridge for survivors until they could find other income.

Although its purely American operations are negligible, Standard Chartered's wholesale franchise rests on providing a financial bridge between the 70 countries in which it does operate, much of it denominated in dollars that must pass through America's financial system.

We appreciate the president extending a financial bridge at this most critical time for the U.S. auto industry and our nation's economy.

In other words, it is the latest initiative to provide the financial bridge that British industry has wanted for more or less as long as I have been conscious of the existence of British industry, viz long-term finance for growing companies from the institutions that invest for the long term.

They're also sometimes a life-saver (or at least a cap-table saver) for companies who use them as a financial bridge to get their ducks in a row and give themselves a few (or more) extra months to hit an inflection point before pricing their next big round.

I am sure more non-financial bridges can be built.

There has been explosive growth in new financial products bridging the old gap between debt and equity.

The City boomed as London became a global financial centre, bridging the time zones of the Americas and Asia and allowing foreign banks access to the EU.