invest someone/something with something

Examples of investing

investing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Investing in personal, professional and organizational development in this way is difficult.
In data not shown, older women prove slightly more conservative, investing more in insurance products than men.
Therefore, the model allows estimating farmers' economic advantages from investing in new methods through comparison of the flow of profits overtime under the two regimes.
However, their argument neglects an important aspect: being higher in cognitive capacity is not equivalent to investing more cognitive capacity.
Governments and social norms shape the land tenure regimes that determine how far ahead farmers will risk investing in higher productivity.
Most importantly, it reminds the reader that mutual fund fees should be a key aspect to consider when investing.
This implies that the fund managers are unaware of the identity of individuals investing in their fund.
This reasoning rests on the assumption that both tenants and landlords shunned investing in innovations, albeit for different reasons.
First, investing in equities should increase the value of the assets in the pension fund at a higher rate than would investing in bonds.
Moreover, investing in growth assets, such as equities, involves higher asset management fees than investing in defensive assets, such as bonds.
Even in the absence of legal limitations on foreign investing by pension funds, there are other significant barriers.
Collecting and investing this rental income, besides freeing excess inputs, could generate alternative employment alongside a profitable fishing industry.
Interactive games incorporate animated characters, and so there is a need for investing these characters with lifelike behaviours.
If a system without private accounts is used as a benchmark, participating in an individually directed investment account is analogous to investing on margin.
Careful consideration must also be given to the risks of investing in stocks.
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