"He has a lot of money and extensive contacts around the world.
To make sure they got their money back, extensive new contracts were drawn up, defining the precise triggers that would signal that Wall Street's loans had turned to ashes.
Danger arises at the moment of recovery, because with rising prices is the irresistible temptation to borrow; in inflationary times it is better to have goods than money, and extensive borrowing only drives inflation up further.
But Futaba poured the money into extensive public works projects — an elderly care center, a sports park, a revamped sewage system — and eventually accumulated a debt of almost 10 billion yen, or $121 million.
Frances McDormand is the gym administrator who thinks she needs money for extensive work on her face, arms, and tummy so she can meet better guys through an Internet dating service; Brad Pitt is her friend, a feckless, pre-sexual child who is constantly sucking on a water bottle.
As in many parts of Africa, there are few rangers and little money for extensive patrols, and poachers operate with impunity throughout much of the park, Campbell says.
They argued that the club had spent enough money in extensive refurbishment work in the stadium and a nearby sports hall that will be used during the World Cup.
You need to be able to show a paper trail for that money; how extensive that trail needs to be depends on the lender.
The prize money was extensive: part payment of £10,000 (£ as of ) was made in January 1795, the reward shared between the entire squadron.
Kashkari, who has raised too little money for extensive TV advertising, demanded as many as 10 debates, but Brown agreed to just one, according to his campaign spokesman, Dan Newman.
