Sentence examples for floating much of from inspiring English sources

For pre-Revolutionary France, Haiti was an inexhaustible cash cow, floating much of its economy.

Floating much of Microsoft's success for the quarter was the continued strength of the company's cloud business, which chief executive Satya Nadella singled out in a statement.

Nor has he yet floated much of a strategic vision for the $17 billion (1998 revenues) firm.

Nor has he yet floated much of a strategic vision for the $17 billion (1998 revenues) firm, beyond forming a new e-commerce unit.

Today, a 747 would float much longer". The first leg of the flight ended with an ocean landing in the Azores between the islands of Faial and Pico.

It turned out that the Halls had put money into the club only as loans and the new money raised by the float - much of it from fans who immediately lost fortunes as the share price fell - went partly to repay the Halls.

18-4s cell grew with a similar duplication time to that of the parental cells (not shown), but tended to float much more easily.

The two South Korean sopranos, Pureum Jo and Jihee Kim, were mesmerizing as Matsukaze and Murasame, their voices moving in a parallel, floating, motion much of the time, and sharpening with great power during the mad scene.

The particulate matter floating across much of Northern California in the past week has registered at levels more than 18 times those recommended by the World Health Organization.

Just Eat is the first firm to list on the London Stock Exchange's high growth segment, where companies do not have to float as much of their equity as for a premium listing.

Google has managed to float above much of the criticism leveled at Facebook and Twitter, in part by claiming it's not really a social network.