Sentence examples for harness money from inspiring English sources

Why not harness money being spent on fashion to support the local economy during a difficult time?

But the most rampant decadence today is financial decadence, the trampling of decent norms about how to use and harness money.

"The time has clearly come to harness money market funds in a manner that recognizes both their structural importance in diverting funds from regulated banks and their destabilizing potential," Volcker said in a speech last month that was highlighted by The New York Times on Saturday.

Supporters said the structure harnessed money from private investors to make mortgages more affordable.

A critical feature of the new plan is its attempt to harness private money, which was not part of TARP when it was approved by Congress and President Bush last fall.

Other African innovators are harnessing mobile money, along with advances in solar power and battery storage, to leapfrog the continent's gaps in electric power generation.

Now a group of entrepreneurs is harnessing American money and know-how, plus the town's burgeoning cinematic reputation, to open the country's first privately financed studio complex, called The Film Colony.

A new breed of African innovators is harnessing mobile money, along with advances in solar power and battery storage, to leapfrog the continent's gaps in electric power generation.

In fact, by now the association of literature with celebrity faddishness is so far advanced that the general assumption is not merely that literary creators are significant primarily as celebrities and talk-show guests but also that their literary creation should itself look familiar with and know how to harness the money-spinning power of fashion and celebrities.

In contrast, Forcing the Spring portrays the marriage issue as languishing in obscurity until 2008, when political consultant Chad Griffin, frustrated by Prop 8, harnesses Hollywood money to hire Boies and Olson.

THE United States has plenty of affluent do-gooders who are taken with the idea that with their experience and creativity they could harness expertise and money to better the lives of people in the developing world.