Sentences with phrase «money coming from»

Many people do not have a very good sense of where money comes from.
The majority of money comes from local and state sources.
They have to be, because most hard money comes from private individuals with a great deal of money on hand.
And where do they see new money coming from for future space entrepreneurs?
It does not matter if money comes from a government agency or an insurance company.
Life isn't just about money, and most peoples reactions and issues with money come from life.
Big money came from outside the state to support the incumbents reformers.
When that happens, where does the extra money come from?
Companies follow where the money is: if they see more money coming from games like this, they'll focus more on that.
He owned a lot more stocks, but even he admits that the big money came from just a few.
So it would appear that we have a compulsory increase in everyone's bill to provide profits for a few large companies — unless that subsidy money comes from somewhere else?
The rest of the mortgage process continues just as it would with any other borrower, regardless of where the down payment money came from.
While it's a common belief that most of the industry's money comes from interest charges, that's only part of the story.
The mutual fund is a type of pool where money comes from different investors for investment in varied securities.
For auto racing and tennis, prize money comes from the 2013 calendar year.
So yeah, that's my take on where the dumb money came from.
Most dark money comes from contributions to those nonprofits.
The purchase money came from our checking account and was used to pay up the property's back taxes for tax years 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Most undergraduate loan money comes from the federal government.
Later money came from educational organizations interested in things like service learning because it offered a great way to engage students.
No matter where your retirement money comes from, however, once you start to collect it or withdraw it from your accounts, it becomes income.
This is because private money comes from things like mutual funds, stocks and other investments which can quickly be converted to cash.
Money comes from contests, donations, and T - shirt sales.
I've heard some pretty terrible things about where the original money came from to build this church in the first place.
The big money come from actually being in the group stage thru sponsorship money.
Dark money comes from groups that are not required to disclose their donors.
A child at a pupil - referral unit is automatically funded at a base rate of # 10,000, with top - up money coming from the council.
Of course, Question 2 may still pass, especially because of the tremendous amount of money coming from charter proponents outside the state to support the referendum.
The most expensive money comes from consumer finance companies.
Like I said, I don't have any of my fun money come from my main income.
Oh yeah, a lot of that borrowed money comes from the federal government.
Student - based funding increases transparency by making it easy to understand where money comes from and where it is going.
Follow - up from that suggested there's a lot of money coming from the fossil fuel industry - kind of obviously, really.
In order to pay you more (and you certainly seem deserving), exactly from where within the costing structure would that extra money come from?
The rest of the mortgage process continues just as it would with any other borrower, regardless of where the down payment money came from.
Additional money comes from the tobacco tax, the business - enterprise tax, real - estate - transfer taxes, and state property taxes.
The government reform group noted that Lanza since his first run for state Senate in 2006 has accepted at least $ 113,000 in LLC money coming from real estate, lobbying and other interests — including $ 34,000 from Glenwood Management, which were players in the recent legal cases against now former Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos and ex-Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.
UC Berkeley's Danny Yagan found that the 2003 Bush cut to taxes on dividends (money coming from corporations and sent to investors) didn't spur investment at all; it just encouraged companies to pay out more of their profits to investors.
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