Sentence examples for help buy up from inspiring English sources
I married a rich wife with a big dowry, which I used to help buy up all the taverns and bars.
Tales of romantic suspense with plucky heroines and frequently glamorous locations … even now I can't help buying up old copies in secondhand bookshops.
They use your email address to send spam or phishing emails attempting to trick them into thinking you need help, buy something or into giving up personal information.
Ms. Kaufmann attracted a number of investors willing to put up $100 million to help buy half a dozen factories across the United States.
For an owner, an employer may handle the resale of the old house, paying the projected proceeds up front to help buy a new one.
"By reducing the probability of a systemic financial crisis, the actions taken by the Fed [to help JP Morgan buy up Bear] have helped avert substantial damage to the economy," Geithner told the Senate banking committee in a high-profile hearing.
Unlike the Bush administration, Mr. Obama also supports aid to localities to help them buy up foreclosed properties — a proposal that the president wrongly portrays as a handout to lenders or speculators.
The government is also planning to spend an additional $30 billion to help A.I.G. buy up a type of securities called "collateralized debt obligations" that the company had agreed to insure against default.
Thing Six: Not So Fast, Freddie: Ed DeMarco strikes again: His Federal Housing Finance Agency is standing in the way of a Freddie Mac plan to help investors buy up foreclosed homes and rent them out, the Wall Street Journal writes.
The real estate industry, which already receives huge tax breaks as it gentrifies communities, also stands to benefit by promoting charter schools and helping them buy up property, or rent, in inner city communities.
