Sentence examples for making it financially from inspiring English sources

Announcing the investment, Improbable's blog said its mission was to help games developers by "making it financially viable and easy to build simulated worlds".

"A lot of the fishermen are not making it financially," Ms. Eldredge said.

If I am being honest, there is a case for making it financially easier for people to work more.

"We want to know socially and economically what's going on in their life — their educational level, how are they making it financially," she said.

He helped pass a law to allow the government to purchase land from older farmers, so it in turn could rent the land to their children, making it financially feasible for them to stay on the family homestead.

But the IEEFA analysis shows that the wholesale cost of electricity in India, a key export market, is half that of Galilee coal-fired power, making it financially unattractive for the Indian government.

Mr. Rabois said Square was able to offer the new plan because its transaction volume was high enough to make it financially viable.

"We must have the guts to talk about its financial condition if we are to fix Social Security and make it financially viable for generations to come," he wrote in the short piece for the newspaper.

State Health Department officials and local politicians who have been trying to help keep St . Vincents alive have said that the hospital cannot continue operating on its own, and needs a stronger partner to make it financially solvent.

They then make it financially feasible for students they want.

But he warned: "We need to make it financially sustainable".