Sentence examples for relatives to finance from inspiring English sources
A man who was once one of the city's fastest-rising stars in real estate completed his fall on Monday when he was sent to prison for stealing money from colleagues, friends and relatives to finance his lavish life and ill-fated deals.
It defies tradition and prizes creativity, seeks direct contact with customers and an audience, and formalizes that process and scales it, so that instead of asking your relatives to finance your next film, people can make use of the network effect and generate support, social and financial, from a large network of people online.
Blood and Oil follows the fortunes of Billy and Cody Lefever (played by Chace Crawford and Rebecca Rittenhouse), a young couple from the Florida panhandle who borrow money from relatives to finance a small chain of Laundromats they plan to open in the boomtowns of the Bakken Oil Field.
A growing appreciation of the low-cost, high-value and good old-fashioned solidity of science and engineering relative to finance has, I believe, contributed to the new public mood, but as with all paradigmatic cultural shifts, there is more to it.
But relative newcomers to finance also see little in common with the film's depiction of their industry.
Using its emergency powers, the government has frozen the bank accounts of scores of people it accuses of helping to finance the protests, including relatives of Thaksin Shinawatra, the fugitive former prime minister who was ousted in a coup in 2006.
Young entrepreneurs with promising ideas had few options to finance their ideas, besides rich relatives or family connections.
Households that were able to finance their healthcare costs solely from current income, savings and/or borrowing without interest (from relatives or friends/neighbours) are defined as households with no hardship financing.
Payments relative to projects financed by EU Structural Funds appear to be countercyclical.
To finance the restoration.
(2) To finance the restoration. .
