Sentence examples for potentially financing from inspiring English sources

Up to now, Shift has provided a platform to get a price estimate for the car you want to sell, getting that car completely inspected by a Shift mechanic, and then selling it; or, on the other side, finding a car you want to buy, and getting that car delivered to you for a test drive; with Shift handling the paperwork and potentially financing for the whole process.

Gaetz added that Republicans were making fiscally irresponsible decisions by voting for this Senate budget, potentially financing tax cuts on future generations, and said it was frustrating to be asked to vote for a budget "that nobody believes in so that we have a chance to vote for a tax bill that nobody's read".

"NewsCorp is raising this debt partly to pay down existing debt, but also presumably to potentially finance a purchase of General Motors' stake in DirecTV," Lehman Brothers analysts wrote in a research note published today.

A series of sale-leasebacks could potentially finance the company's plan for store expansion, a necessary driver of sales growth at big-box retailers, and a move, Shapira says, that could help BJ's stock fetch up to $32.

The hope of the campaign is to prompt netflix (or another production company I would assume -- a.k.a. anyone who could potentially finance another season) to get a new season going.

It also suggests that a greater focus on the domestic economic benefits of malaria control could help generate greater domestic policy support and potentially finance for its control.

The Niners are relying on a potentially risky financing scheme, according to local government officials and sports economists.

Unless Congress moves quickly to pass it, the Gulf states could potentially lose financing for more than 70 housing projects and 6,000 units of affordable housing.

Dozens more like Security Business Bank of San Diego are simply swapping their federal rescue money for potentially cheaper financing from the same source: the government.

And the state is trying to change eligibility requirements for Medicaid, which would potentially reduce financing further and leave more with limited services.

The Center for the Continuing Study of the California Economy projects there will be 10,000 new jobs in the region this year, down from 17,700 last year, and 25,000 in 2006 Another seemingly unrelated but potentially crucial financing issue has come from the paralysis in the market for so-called auction-rate securities.