Sentence examples for investments started from inspiring English sources

Finally, the investments started to roll in.

Under Giscard and Chirac, a fortune in aid and arms and investments started going to Iraq.

His investments started to pay off and his coffers filled up.

Temasek, a Singaporean entity created in 1974 to pool state-owned investments, started to change the mindset.

In early 2008, a few days after the investments started plummeting, Sallie Krawcheck, then head of wealth management at Citigroup, sent an e-mail asking for the risk rating of MAT, part of a family of investments know as "alternatives".

Ms. Sullivan, who is a principal in a private equity firm specializing in health-care investments, started planning the rooftop addition in 2005, but getting city approvals took more than a year, and she was disappointed to learn that even though she had the rights to nearly 1,400 square feet of roof space, zoning and landmark regulations limited her addition to 270 square feet.

In a similar vein, many CSR investments start very small and receive a bigger budget if they succeed.

This is the equivalent of requiring home buyers to make larger down payments: more capital will give firms a bigger cushion when investments start to go bad.

But, that takes into consideration investments starting all the way back in 1997.

Individual investments start at $100 and are open to anyone age 18 and up.

To ensure that the new investments start delivering returns on capital will be one of the big challenges for Cyrus Mistry.