Sentence examples for money path from inspiring English sources

For a lay-person like myself, the money path starts at the donor and stops at the candidate.

The indirect money path appears to have been an effort by the RGA to conceal its involvement in Colorado's Republican primary.

Thus David Korten, writing in YES! Magazine, describes the essential Rio+20 debate as "a foundational choice between two divergent paths to the human future": the Money Path or the Life Path.

Continuing the easy money path for too long could fuel inflation or asset bubbles such as the one in housing that led to the last recession — a problem that Yellen warned about in 2005, although she didn't foresee how badly things would end.

He and his supporters base their views not, they say, on rigid orthodoxy but on experience gleaned from the disaster of hyperinflation and the success of adhering to a hard-money path.

If gold falls below $300, watch out: We'll be following the same disastrous, too-tight-money path that Japan has trod since 1989.

A good barometer of liquidity is the price of gold: If gold falls below $300, watch out: We'll be following the same disastrous, too-tight-money path that Japan has trod since 1989.

Ashton (this guy, seriously) also put money into Path, which has seen its download rates collapse since a summer high.

== * It's really hard to keep track of all the CrunchFund companies, which is why I'm glad I have this laundry list of investors to remind me — and you — that CrunchFund put money into Path.

Sackhoff will be hitting the road again on November 2nd to raise money for PATH, an organization aiming to end homelessness in Los Angeles and Southern California by connecting people with supportive services and building affordable housing.

In the 1970s, he started investing in property, and in the early 1980s he slogged away as a pitchman for a company that represented the real estate authority Robert G. Allen, an early advocate of the "no-money-down" path to financial success.