bankrolling (Meaning)

bankrolling

supply of money, to supply money for (a business, project, or person)

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The billionaire is single-handedly bankrolling the political campaign.
Corporations were rumored to be bankrolling the construction project despite public opposition.
The philanthropist announced a donation that would bankroll a research program on climate change.
The bankrolling of extremist groups has been a major national security concern.
The government's refusal to bankroll the new highway project has halted its progress.
The investment firm decided to bankroll the venture despite its high-risk nature.
The drug cartel was bankrolling operations by laundering illicit funds.
The funding crisis forced the university to reconsider its plans for bankrolling graduate programs.
The politician was accused of accepting illicit funds to bankroll his re-election campaign.
The bankrolling of political campaigns has raised ethical concerns about conflicts of interest.

supply of money, to supply money for (a business, project, or person)

financing, subsidy,funding, endowment, patronage,sponsorship, backing, aid, help, aegis

defunding,,

The billionaire is single-handedly bankrolling the political campaign.

Corporations were rumored to be bankrolling the construction project despite public opposition.

The philanthropist announced a donation that would bankroll a research program on climate change.

The bankrolling of extremist groups has been a major national security concern.