Sentences with phrase «raising boatloads of»
It's not an election year, but that doesn't mean state elected officials aren't raising boatloads of cash.
http://www.nystateofpolitics.com/
Raising a boatload of money right off the bat isn't always a good thing, especially as a first - time entrepreneur.
It's similar in many ways to the way one would buy or sell something on Craigslist, or on new marketplace upstart OfferUp, which just raised a boatload of money.
Indiegogo CEO Slava Rubin explains how you can raise boatloads of money on crowdfunding sites and what you can do to reach your goal with less than 24 hours to go before your deadline.
Saavn is the leading - streaming service for Bollywood, Indian, and other international music and content — a streaming service that raised a boatload of a series C round in July to the tune of $ 100 million.
That isn't to say that she's not out there working and making appearances — including a stint on The Daily Show during the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte and a speech to the Iowa delegation, too — and also raising a boatload of campaign cash.
The Empire Center, a conservative government watchdog, said the proposal «raises a boatload of questions» about cost, eligibility and justification.
Governor Andrew Cuomo's free college tuition proposal raises a boatload of questions about cost, eligibility and justification — although it isn't too difficult to guess at winners and losers.
A smart con - man could build a website with flashy images and buzz words and raise boatloads of money, with the whole thing turning out to be a complete scam without developers.
Not exact matches
One question... why is it a problem when DeBlasio raises money to help elect Democrats in upstate districts while the extremely wealthy NYC real estate interests ship boatloads of money upstate for the same purpose?
Sure, it's a matter of personal preference, but at a time when most people are consuming a boatload of media on their smartphones and most vendors are raising the screen sizes to match the demand for larger displays, 5.1 - inches just doesn't cut it any more.