Sentence examples for financial kick from inspiring English sources

These families are not going to forgive a government that rewards their votes with a financial kick.

Those of us living with ALS, Huntington's and other terminal genetic illnesses needed that injection of hope, the financial kick in the butt -- because now that all that icy fun has died down, those who have the disease and those of us bearing witness, are alone in the trenches again, wishing that a cure was indeed in sight and that ice was still popular.

But that financial kick-start is no guarantee of success.

"In the past, you had Japan's financial socialism kick in to keep up share prices," said Jesper Koll, chief economist for Merrill Lynch Japan.

BTW, any suggestion that Iceland, an island which helped the global financial crisis kick off by creating an unsustanable banking industry, is having its revenge on the UK, which insisted it pay back the cash, is pure satire.

In the years before the financial crisis kicked in, American demand contributed to global growth.

And with that, an international financial engine kicks into gear, moving money across continents in the blink of an eye.

The Israeli argument -- that the authority would just spend any new funds on terrorism -- was becoming less persuasive as Fayyad's financial controls kicked in.

The economy can run like this for several years, but only until the borrowing becomes unfeasible for the young and the next financial shock kicks in.

The electrical retailer, which has endured a few tough years since the financial crisis kicked off,  declared that it had enjoyed "a particularly strong post Christmas sale period".

Years of financial mismanagement, kicked off by Peter Taylor's catastrophic transfer dealings during the post-O'Neill comedown - famously, £5.5m for Ade Akinbiyi, £1m for Trevor Benjamin - finally took their toll.