Sentence examples similar to obsession with financing from inspiring English sources

But the game lover in me is almost as uncomfortable with the hype for hardware as I am with the obsession with finances.

He talked with Davis Guggenheim before he set out. "He asked me, you know, 'Have I gone crazy?' " Guggenheim reflected on Lessig's deepening obsession with campaign finance and replied, "There are a lot of sane people who've been working on this for a long time, and it's kind of like incremental measures that add up to nothing.

The Original Soundtrack, every bit as cinematic as the title suggests; Deceptive Bends, a brave attempt to rescue things after Kevin Godley and Lol Creme abruptly left; and Sheet Music, experimental, funny, beautiful in parts, bawdy in others, songs that satirise the world of 1974 with its oil shocks and aircraft hijackings and incipient obsession with wealth and high finance.

Indeed, Russian intelligence has demonstrated something of an obsession with the real-estate and finance industries.

But he never apologized for the political culture in the state and its obsession with big money, the fractured finances that he left behind in Springfield that have Illinois on the brink of bankruptcy, or for his own large contribution to a climate of "corruption fatigue" that leaves voters cynical and disenfranchised.

As a group, many suffered because of overdependence on foreign currency financing and an obsession with self-sufficiency something Haier hopeself-sufficiency somethingmore of its production and by placing annual limits on new investment.

The government is mulling a levy to help finance the bridge.The only politician openly to reject Sheikh Hasina's obsession with self-reliance is A.M.A. Muhith, the finance minister and a former World Bank official himself.

In Berlin, the finance minister's obsession with paying down debts (bizarre when German infrastructure is falling apart) was on display again and gave a further clue that he will not tolerate Greece reneging on its own borrowing.

To take one example: the chancellor has been congratulated by some for his "Victorian" approach to the nation's finances, via his obsession with aiming for a budget surplus on both current and capital accounts.

An obsession with market share at all costs can fatally undermine their finances.

While newspapers noted Havelange had massively expanded Fifa and its finances, they also focused on his corrupt practices, obsession with power and occasional quarrels with Pelé.