Sentence examples for funds sounds from inspiring English sources

I suppose crowd-sourcing funds sounds posher than raising money, but it is a euphemism.

Simply saying the expenditure will be ringfenced from NHS funds sounds unconvincing.

Since a small part of that money is my money, I respectfully suggest that for every dollar spent on these activities abroad, a dollar be spent to promote democracy here on voting, campaign finance and lobbying reform, eliminating corruption and waste in government, educating students to be informed, responsible citizenship... Matching funds sound good to this taxpayer.

If the idea of such a fund sounds odd -- and there is no shortage of critics who say it does -- five companies now either offer or plan to offer mutual funds that tap message-board tipsters for investment ideas.

An index fund sounds simple, but it's not.

The only thing is that, although funding sounds promising, at this point I have little realistic hope of starting my postdoc before next summer.

If the funding sounds insane — especially in today's climate where some of the most promising tech startups are getting marked down, and we hear many canaries telling us that there is more to come — from what I understand, there is a method to this madness.

The fund sounded marginally more optimistic than it did in January.

By failing to do so, and giving the pension fund "sound" annual valuations, "Mr. Roeder facilitated the perpetuation of the underfunding scheme and breached his professional obligations".

In the lawsuit, Mr. Falcone claims Mr. Ergen secretly acquired most of LightSquared's debt through the hedge fund Sound Point Capital.

"Nobody knew how they worked, but the nomenclature was reassuring: 'hedge fund' sounded like a conservative, cover-your-bets financial instrument.