Sentence examples for major financial backing from inspiring English sources
Since leaving Bechtolsheimer, Hester had competed without major financial backing.
Moreover, many interest groups provide major financial backing to political campaigns; the more widely dispersed its funds are in a country, state, or local jurisdiction, the more likely that legislators will listen to the concerns of that group.
Despite the qualms about the relationship between "Battlefield Earth" and Scientology, Samaha managed to secure major financial backing from Intertainment AG, a publicly held company in Germany, where hostility to the religion is widespread.
("Beyond Wiseguys" got its major financial backing from Italian-American sources, including LiDestri Foods of Rochester, a maker of pasta sauce and other products, and the National Italian American Foundation, but they had no editorial input, she said).
Certainly, Bunyodkor were receiving major financial backing from somewhere – in an impoverished country where dissidents are tortured and children as young as seven are forced out of school and into fields to pick cotton, the club was able to give Scolari a contract that reportedly made him the best-paid manager in the world, worth around £12m per year.
Qualifying ballot measures typically requires significant resources to pay signature gatherers, and Yes California doesn't have major financial backing.
"We will now have the best team and most productive culture across the world's major financial markets, backed by the resources of an integrated universal bank," Diamond said.
And, he might have added, no major volunteer or financial backing.
But "Universal Beauty: The Miss Universe Guide to Beauty," a coffee table book to be published by Rutledge Hill Press in Nashville, has a major advantage: the financial backing of Donald J. Trump.
"The conventional wisdom is you can't have back-to-back major financial crises.
Still, with the realization of defeat still settling in, it appeared that most of her major financial backers were holding back until they got a clearer signal from Mrs. Clinton of her intentions.
