Sentence examples for using it to purchase from inspiring English sources

Rather than investing in their businesses, many corporations are holding onto their cash or using it to purchase back their own stock.

It offers a hybrid coverage plan calculated to appeal to Republicans, taking federal money for the expansion of Medicaid and using it to purchase commercial insurance.

Corporations have built up a record amount of cash over the last several years, and they have started using it to purchase rivals, pay dividends and also expand their businesses.

Millions of Americans are now in the workforce, taking a slice of each month's paycheque and using it to purchase equities, and many of them (like me) will continue to do this for the next few decades.

With Haruhiko Kuroda, the veteran official Abe installed at the Japanese central bank, fully committed to a Federal Reserve style policy of quantitative easing creating money and using it to purchase financial assets the Japanese stock market rose sharply, as did several indicators of business confidence.

With Haruhiko Kuroda, the veteran official Abe installed at the Japanese central bank, fully committed to a Federal Reserve style policy of quantitative easing — creating money and using it to purchase financial assets — the Japanese stock market rose sharply, as did several indicators of business confidence.

When the collection plate is passed, remove seven dollars and use it to purchase aspirin.

American companies used debt to buy back their own shares; British businesses used it to purchase stakes in foreign firms.

If the only reason to buy foreign currency was to use it to purchase foreign goods, international exchange would be pretty simple.

He set up Inkwood in 2001 and used it to purchase the freehold of central London office premises at Bakers Yard in Clerkenwell.

For the uninitiated, quantitative easing refers to the Fed's electronic printing of eighty-five billion dollars each month, which it uses it to purchase Treasury and mortgage bonds with the intention of keeping interest rates at extremely low levels.