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US Congress has risen the <expenditure> on defence. start learning
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The lack of <solicitude> for the customers' safety are the grounds for our legal claim. start learning
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He <contributed> fifty pounds <to> the Red Cross. start learning
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If you're a manager you have to <deal with> a lot of problems. start learning
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The goods had to be <unloaded> from the van. start learning
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This project was <doomed> to failure right from the start. start learning
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His <gross> annual income is $50,000. start learning
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Prices have <gone up> again. start learning
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The flood damage is <estimated> at 10 million dollars. start learning
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Our firm orders <stationery> such as pens, paper and general office equipment from the Internet. start learning
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It is a very <reputable> firm. start learning
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They <might as well> choose another company. start learning
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The money you gave me should be <sufficient for> two people for two weeks. start learning
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Due to lack of <foresight> the company wasn't ready to face the changes in the market. start learning
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He hadn't checked his bank account for months and was surprised by how much <interest> he'd gained. start learning
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She showed a lot of <concern> over the cost of the new office. start learning
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He <put forward> his proposition at the meeting. start learning
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Our company is operating <worldwide>. start learning
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He's so <tight with money> that he's always the last to buy a drink in the pub. start learning
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The oldest son <conducts> the family's business affairs. start learning
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The company has officially declared <bankruptcy>. start learning
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This washing powder has a <patented> formula. start learning
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It would be more <sensible> to save some money instead of spending it all. start learning
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It was the <cumulation> of bad management, high taxes and too big investments that made this company go bankrupt. start learning
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I don't think Robert was <frank> with us about his financial situation. start learning
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Nowadays no major cultural event would be possible without the <sponsorship> of big companies. start learning
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He <deceived> her when he told her he had lost the money. start learning
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Recent <fluctuations> in the dollar are worrying investors. start learning
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My <briefcase>, containing important documents, was stolen from my car. start learning
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The firm is <headed> by Robert Smith. start learning
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I wish I knew the <lucky numbers> for tonight's lottery. start learning
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4 people <bid> for Aunt Jane's clock at the Sunday auction. start learning
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The tobacco industry <syndicate> is lobbying for a change in the anti-smoking policy. start learning
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This award was just a <foretaste >of his future successes. start learning
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Mark bought Microsoft shares a few years ago, they <generate> a nice monthly profit for him now. start learning
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I <benefited> from my father's advice. start learning
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I'm afraid I can't lend you any money - I'm <broke>. start learning
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The differences between these two reports are only <superficial> - they both reach the same conclusion. start learning
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Now that the plan has <crystallised> we can discuss how to finance it. start learning
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Sheila realised that her fiance was just a clever <fraud> only after he got away with all her money. start learning
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