1.If it has to stay at home, better to put money into a new business than a bank account that returns less than inflation.
鉴于银行利率跑不过通胀率，假使资金只能在国内流通，那么将资金投向新的事业比放在银行账户里强多了。
2.As with Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme, everything went well provided they continued to put money into the market.
就像伯纳德-马多夫（BernardMadoff）的庞氏骗局一样，只要他们继续把钱投入市场，一切就都进展顺利。
3.It is likely to be hard to persuade mainstream investors to put money into something so new and with such uncertain returns.
劝说主流投资者把钱投入这个新鲜的、且回报不确定的事物可能很难。
4.We are for you to identify with your heart, the money in the pocket from the cheater, rather than put money into the pockets.
我们是为了你若何辨认，带着你心袋里的钱阔别骗子，而不是把钱送进骗子的腰包。
5.Mr. Simon says clients in his native U. K. have been 'eager to put money into the U. S. ' this year.
西蒙说，今年，他的祖国英国的客户一直都很积极地把钱投入到美国来。
6.In recent months, US retail investors have continued to put money into government and investment grade bond funds.
最近几个月，美国散户投资者继续将资金投入政府和投资级债券基金。
7.People take rising share prices as a sign of confidence and a reason to put money into their retirement accounts or mutual funds.
股价上涨，人们就将其认为是信心的标记，更有理由因此拿退休金购买共有基金。
8.But it was the first time American legislators had showed willingness to put money into global efforts at coping.
但是，这是美国立法者首次显示出愿意出资支持应对气候变化的全球性活动。
9.This second characteristic suggests that investors "need" to put money into a startup.
第二个特点意味着，投资者被迫给公司钱。
10.They collect margins on every trade; members put money into a reserve fund as well.
他们从所有交易中得利；同时成员们将钱存入一个储蓄基金。