Sentences with phrase «vast sums of money into»

Line and others have poured vast sums of money into marketing their apps in the country but have found it hard to compete with the existing network effect that Viber enjoys there.

Thousands of divers have already visited the Fiji Shark Reef Marine Reserve, pumping vast sums of money into the local economy.

Although 2011 has seen a slight improvement and witnessed the rate of household income spent on debt services fall from 13 % to 11 %, the good citizens of America are still investing vast sums of money into outsourcing the management of their debt.

The government also has pumped vast sums of money into these banks by letting them speculate against the central bank's futile attempts to defend the ruble's exchange rate, a policy whose main effect has been to subsidize capital flight.

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They conquered vast lands, most of them already filled with Christians and Jews, many of whom did not convert at first, and their jizya poured huge sums of money into the Islamic war machine.

the club had an 80 million war chest to spend on top of its profit last summer, thats not taking into consideration how much was left over from the summer before, and they then had an injection of cash from the BT sports deal of circa 120 million on top of the 80 million so, where did that vast sum of money go?

«The idea that ministers are proposing to plough vast sums of taxpayers» money into a College with the intention of allowing it to operate entirely free from political interference is risible as it is insidious.

Are the current large market leaders enjoying higher stock prices simply because of their position as larger weights in the overall market funds (into which vast sums of money are pouring every month), rather than because they are good profitable companies with fair valuations?

No real investigation was conducted into the vast sums of money moving between foreign states and the Clinton Foundation, dead - ending those concerns to partisan media.

This article is the first in a series investigating the economics of fracking and where the vast sums of money being pumped into this industry are actually going.