Sentence examples for sometimes financed from inspiring English sources
Widows sometimes financed the volumes about their husbands' discoveries.
Sometimes financed by Saudi oil, Islam is the dominant vehicle for the hospitals and charitable foundations that increasingly fill voids left by secular governments.
Fred Wertheimer, the dean of campaign finance advocates and president of the liberal advocacy group Democracy 21, said the push to loosen funding restrictions threatens "a return to the wild, wild west" in the pre-Watergate reform era, when campaigns were sometimes financed through bags stuffed with cash from anonymous donors.
To hedge the risk of buying more than $150 million in properties, Mr. Chang brought in partners, like Hersha Hospitality Trust, Magna Hospitality Group and Gemini Real Estate Advisors, who sometimes financed and frequently bought the hotels before or shortly after completion.
Railroads and other transportation companies sometimes finance the purchase of rolling stock with equipment obligations, in which the security is the rolling stock itself.
Earlier this year, the European Central Bank decided to stop issuing €500 notes from the end of 2018 on the grounds that they are favoured by criminals for money laundering and sometimes financing terrorism.
The Borscht Corporation, a Miami-based independent-film group — it sometimes finances, sometimes shows, and generally catalyzes the work of filmmakers — was crucial to the making of Barry Jenkins's "Moonlight".
It takes a strong stomach to invest time, mental energy, and yes sometimes finances in a venture when there is a very real possibility of little return, or worse, failure.
The Small Business Association, Chambers of Commerce, AMEX Small Business website, associations for your industry, associations by ethnicity...all of these offer training, materials, networking and sometimes financing.
Sometimes finances are an issue.
For years Al Qaeda aligned itself with other militant groups, providing training and sometimes financing and planning.
