Sentence examples for fund somebody from inspiring English sources

"Everybody thinks, 'My taxes are going to fund somebody else's social programs,' " Mr. Eichengreen said, "making people even more resistant to solutions".

"If you intentionally or errantly fund somebody who signs petitions for same-sex marriage or is supportive of contraception or even abortion, as has happened with C.C.H.D., that has a direct impact on the Catholic faithful and the Catholic Church," said Paul Rondeau, the American Life League's executive director.

"If we make a mistake and don't fund somebody great, they still have a chance".

If you want to fund somebody's hobby, Kickstarter is great, but if you want to develop a mass product, you need more backing and experience.

"We're funding somebody on the other side" of A.I.G.'s derivatives contracts, said Lynn E. Turner, a former chief accountant with the Securities and Exchange Commission who has been critical of the way the insurer's crisis has been handled.

Though it could certainly still turn out that Corzine knew the money was coming from customer funds—somebody might have told him over the phone the email that Journal cited not only provides no evidence to that end, but actually helps Corzine's claims to the contrary.

So, in summation, somebody in the public television system or, if they're too strapped for funds, somebody at a cable news network should revive The Advocates.

"No, because there again, we don't give to a relief fund because somebody else did," he said.

In principle, a lack of competition somewhere in the chain from manufacturing to retailing could keep consumer prices up: the subsidy would in effect go from the fund into somebody's profits.

Yes? Professor John Geanakoplos: Loaning funds, well somebody said credit.

If the plant goes forward, he said, "it will have to be funded by somebody else's resources".