Sentence examples for investment sum from inspiring English sources

It got a big five-year investment sum.

Probationary trading finds out remaining design flaws in the trading/investment algorithm or the software prior to trading the full investment sum, which officially begins the track record period.

The INDAP subsidizes 90% of the investment sum and provides credits to the farmers for the remaining 10%; amortization is reached within about 4 years (depending on the type of kit and on the energy fuel used before) [84].

For a finite investment sum each year, HCZ children could become educated, productive members of society, instead of winding up in prison or suffering an even worse fate.

Considering the total investment sum for PDMS implementation (936,896 €), the small profit gain does not permit amortization.

As the leaders of the BRICS nations met in South Africa this week and announced they would establish a development bank to help fund five-year infrastructure investment sums, plans for a financial "safety net," or reserve, and a string of councils to add business and intellectual heft to the group, some are wondering if Indonesia should be in.

However, deal flow, at 631 financings, remains 26% off the pace of last year, indicating that investors are continuing to favor fewer deals into European venture-backed companies, but are supporting them with larger investment sums.

Investments Lump sum investing is often the chosen route for people who have larger amounts of money to invest and conviction that the time is right to do so, to those who have a bonus paid to them at a certain time of year, or to families receiving a sudden windfall.

But investors are focusing on a darker side of China's relentless investment: huge sums borrowed by local governments and plowed, skeptics fear, into white-elephant projects that will never pay for themselves.

This phrase from a recent report to one of the investment committee sums it up: "Poor reporting and the lack of rigorous metrics are a common problem for many social enterprises that we review".

Spain's net investment deficit the sums owed to foreigners by firms, householders and the government, less the foreign assets they own comes to 93% of GDP, the cumulation of a long series of current-account deficits.