funds

/ fʌndz /

plural noun

1. money that is readily available
2. British government securities representing national debt

Example Sentences

The first was 2017’s Measure H, a quarter-cent sales tax now repealed and replaced by Measure A, which will generate twice the funds.

From Los Angeles Times

It was understood the flight was paid for by his own funds, not through his foundation.

From BBC

Under Reeves’ plans, the funds would be consolidated in some way, although at present it is unclear exactly how.

From BBC

In conversations with Salon, many expressed hope that Trump might take up their own pet issue, like dismantling the administrative state, ending diversity initiatives or directing public funds to religious schools.

From Salon

He was the subject of an ongoing ethics investigation in the House of Representatives into allegations of sexual misconduct, illicit drug use and misuse of campaign funds.

From BBC