Sentence examples for pushing cash from inspiring English sources

Mr Fraga's people are pushing cash into education, telecoms and the knowledge industries, and are often in Brussels to keep EU help coming.Wise they are, polling figures suggest.

With the risk of being caught in a downward spiral, they say, the European bank should be actively pushing cash into the economy now, as the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan are all doing.

For the more speculative of heart, Hesler suggests pushing cash into junior gold miners.

To sum, Yahoo is focusing its resources on the two largest smartphone platforms — iOS and Android — and is not pushing cash or hours toward Microsoft's Windows Phone effort.

Stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies have experienced wild swings since mid-May, when the Fed began to hint that it was preparing to pull back on "quantitative easing," or QE — its program of pushing cash into the financial system via $85 billion a month in Treasury and mortgage-bond purchases.

The heightened market tensions pushed cash into gold and out of the risky Indian rupee.

In 2007 and 2008 the Bank of England (BoE) and America's Treasury both wanted to push cash into illiquid markets by buying up dodgy collateral.

This recovery is due partly to capital controls that limit the investment opportunities available and push cash into the property sector.

Louisiana's fiscal troubles can be traced to the economic boom that followed Hurricane Katrina in 2005, when rebuilding efforts, insurance payouts and federal money pushed cash into the state budget.

Pension pots managed by institutions could also push cash towards the many businesses seeking to join the London stock market this year, as private equity owners seize the moment to offload debt-laden assets.

(See: "Precious Metals Take Flight").. Hesler advised stock-market investors to push cash into Kinross Gold.