Sentence examples similar to tide of fund from inspiring English sources
As DealBook's Kevin Roose reported in "Some Tech Start-Ups Struggle in Rising Tide of Fund-Raising," this problem is compounded by a tightening in the expansion rounds, a trend that has been apparent for some time.
Carlin's has been a journey of hardship, swimming against the tide of funding cuts in the aftermath of London 2012.
A generation ago, organizers envisioned federally guaranteed shares of the pollock catch that would create a rising tide of funds to lift up poor, isolated villages where jobs and hope are scarce.
That advance, indeed, was a by no means negligible factor in turning into the opposite direction the tide of funds which had been flowing so strongly towards New York, and in causing the edifice of American speculation to totter.
And the US continues to set the tenor and tide of health funding around the world.
The result is that lofty returns driven by gains from initial offerings sometimes attract a tide of investor money to a fund, which eventually becomes too large to benefit greatly from more initial offerings.
The willingness of the Wall Street banks to pay up for key managers and the overall spending on new employment may also help stem the tide of talent going to hedge funds and other alternative investment firms.
Last November, voters approved a $450 million bond issue to tide the fund over until June.
But there are concerns, particularly if a fund were to see a tide of withdrawals in a short period.
Still, both he and Cantor seem to think the tide of public opinion is shifting and could bring some funding relief this fall.
