Sentence examples for increased money from from inspiring English sources

"There's no guarantee that increased money from the state would go into the pockets of the workers instead of into Mr. Schwabe's pockets," Mr. Rivera said.

The plan relies on $1.4 billion a year in new, recurring revenues, nearly all of it in increased money from Washington, and more than $1.1 billion in revenues paid over the next four years.

For the first time this year they will receive 63% of F1's total profits as prize money, meaning that they also benefit from the increased money brought in from TV rights sales.

Bank of Japan policy makers left interest rates near zero and refrained from increasing money supply, resisting pressure from the government to loosen credit after the economy shrank in the first quarter.

The Department of Homeland Security doled out $400 million to protect seaports, commuter trains and other transit systems from terrorism, increasing money to high-risk cities that had cuts earlier this year.

He increased their money from $5m a year to $750m, first by kissing every ass in the committee room and then by getting the Saudis to match funds.

Davis does not handle her money — her mother and agent do — but she said the increased prize money from the Grand Slam events could lead them to change her playing schedule.

In a presentation to the local council the hospital argued it needed to increase its money from private patients – at present £1.5m – because of large profit margins of 20% and "within 25 miles of [the trust's] James Cook University hospital, there are seven facilities offering private health services, in addition to other NHS hospitals".

Increased demand, the increased supply of money from the silver of the New World, and profligate military expenditures fueled high inflation.

Increased trailer money break from $2,500 to $3,000, or more per week.

Sarah Stephens, executive director of the Center for Democracy in the Americas, said the increased flow of money from American citizens would help Cubans cope with the changes.