Sentence examples for slow money from inspiring English sources

SLOW MONEY One emerging wild card is the Slow Money movement, a cousin to the Slow Food approach to more sustainable edibles.

Befitting the Slow Food and Slow Money movements, the Credibles movement is off to a deliberately slow start.

That cult of less-is-more parochialism spread to other fields, including tourism (Slow Travel) and investment (Slow Money).

Slow food, slow money, now slow cars — the New York minute will henceforth be sixty seconds long.

A job-matching service gets $6 million, and another start-up aims to speed up slow money transfers.

Higher returns mean higher risk, however, and Mr. Tasch was quick to acknowledge the concentrated bet that Slow Money investors make in any given project.

With her work as a graphic designer slowing, money has been tight.

The increase in reserves will lock up about 350 billion renminbi, or $53 billion, in cash that banks would otherwise have been able to lend, making it an important tool for slowing money growth and dampening inflation.

The Greenspan Fed helped to finance the stock market tech boom by switching from slower money growth to faster money growth.

President Dwight Eisenhower (1953-1961) wanted slower money growth and the Martin Fed held the base of the money supply in December 1960 to slightly lower than it was in December 1952.

The Burns Fed slowed money growth beginning at the end of 1973 in line with President Ford's desire to control inflation.