Sentence examples for outside dollars from inspiring English sources

Many post-mortems will claim that it was the avalanche of outside dollars that buried Barrett, who raised barely $4m.

The race is one of the tightest and most expensive in the state, ratcheted up by an influx of outside dollars and mailers from groups eager to swing the district.

Asked explicitly at the time whether the ban included spending of both hard and soft money by the political parties, he said: "We've been absolutely clear about it: nobody can spend outside dollars on this race.

But that reading could not be sustained in light of statements by his own campaign manager, Bill Dal Col. Asked explicitly during negotiations whether the ban included spending of both hard and soft money by political parties, he declared that "nobody can spend outside dollars on this race, period.

She visited GOP donors across the US, building up a war chest to take on Braley – tens of millions of outside dollars are funding her and other Republican candidates – and won wide backing: establishment grandees like Mitt Romney; Sarah Palin and Tea Party groups; Rand Paul's libertarian wing; the Koch brothers.

ThinkingPhones began to pick up more traction in 2012, when it raised its first outside dollars, and has experienced 100% or better growth each year since.

One strategy, he said, was to have all investments pegged to a percentage of what the person could raise from other investors — for example, putting in 20 percent of every outside dollar raised.

Here and elsewhere in Maricopa County, where one in three residents is Hispanic, illegal immigrants — interviewed at car washes, outside dollar stores, in schools and at the offices of a grass-roots organization called Puente, where Mr. Guerra and others worked on their affidavits — seemed almost indifferent to how the Supreme Court will rule on the constitutionality of the law.

If you win any of this money and actually need it to help pay a $20,000 tuition bill, your college is likely to deduct any outside scholarship — dollar for dollar — from the institutional aid you receive.

Wendy Collins, smoking a cigarette outside a dollar store in rural Frenchburg, Ky., grew frustrated when she heard about the recommended cuts to Appalachian development.

The altercation took place outside a Dollar General store in the US, with the man parked in his car and the woman on the phone nearby with her two young children.