Sentence examples for financial tap from inspiring English sources

But at the start of this past summer, Sheik Abdullah effectively turned off the financial tap, for reasons that have never been explained.

Heavily in debt, reeling from the disappointment of defeat in the play-offs for a third successive season and aware that Tan would turn off the financial tap that has helped to save the club if his radical proposals were rejected, Cardiff's board gave their approval.

Covestor and Cake Financial tap into brokerage records, monitor performance and may soon charge members to look over the shoulders of their savviest peers.

But Hamas is an offshoot of the Sunni Muslim Brotherhood and when it sided with Sunni-led rebels opposed to the Alawite Bashar al-Assad and his Shia backers in Tehran, Iran responded by turning off the financial taps.

But the insurer seems, rightly, to be hesitant about joining the burgeoning list of European financials tapping their governments for cash.

Jirnexu operates comparison sites RinggitPlus in Malaysia and KreditGoGo in Indonesia, but now it is branching out into services for banks with XpressApply, a platform that lets financial institutions tap the internet and digital media to reach consumers.

Although the economy is expected to have contracted 6 percent in 2009, Turkey showed resilience through the financial crisis, tapping international credit markets at record low yields and attracting strong appetite for its bonds.

BEHIND THE NEWS The announcement, a day after a special commission publicly grilled top bankers over the causes of the financial meltdown, tapped into simmering popular anger at Wall Street's return to soaring profits and bonuses.

Chidi Okpala, director and head of Airtel Money – Africa, a mobile money service with an active base of 5m customers, sees mobile financial services "tapping in" to other areas like healthcare, agriculture, and education.

The company can develop economies of scale and tap financial markets for the upfront costs.

And insurance companies themselves are investing in financial products that tap into markets for tradable carbon-emission credits.