When businesses worry about a country's policy environment, they hesitate to sink money into it.
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Some public companies also continue to lose money as they sink money into growing the company.
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The one wild card is Mr. Lampert, who has continued to sink money into the company despite long odds.
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In past election cycles, it would have been a no-brainer for Democratic leaders to sink money into Ohio and Florida.
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To Mr. Lhéritier, this is proof that Aristophil was no Ponzi scheme, because only a lunatic would sink money into a doomed venture.
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Rich places with more money than investment opportunities would sink money into poorer ones with untapped potential; technological know-how would spread through economies.
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But Brussels can claim one small victory in persuading China to sink money into an EU-controlled fund over which Beijing has no direct say.
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He made his name scouring the landscape for businesses left for dead that he could sink money into and then profit from when they were resurrected.
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Many manufacturers are having to sink money into developing new electric vehicles and answer challenges from upstarts such as Tesla and Chinese firms with global ambitions.
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Uber, which has valuation of around $62.5 billion, has deep pockets and is known to sink money into projects it is trying to get market share in.
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But Facebook often appears to be the Democrats' favored target — even as leading Democratic candidates for president continue to sink money into the platform for their campaigns.
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Should a billionaire who cares deeply about the climate sink money into developing clean energy technologies, say, or are they better off trying to get a Democrat elected president?
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Automakers are not only having to cover traditional product development and manufacturing costs but also must sink money into research and development related to two emerging technologies: autonomous and electrified vehicles, he said.
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Or, apparently, to get people from all over the world to sink money into your Paypal account, log in, smash gyms, evolve Evees, and walk one- to four-hour shifts to hatch their precious Pokémon eggs.
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If the new product is so different it requires skills people aren't familiar with, manufacturers need to suck it up and sink money into an unexpected expense: a cookbook's worth of excellent, tested recipes, written by professionals.
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A smart, diligent litigation funder isn't likely to sink money into a losing cause, so DOJ lawyers could conclude that a case financed by such a funder has a better chance of resulting in a payout to the government.
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It's a tough sell to sink money into an effort to stop something that might one day happen, particularly for bootstrapped startups that must make every cent count — yet we're told security is a crucial investment for a company's future.
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Kushner's sister, Nicole Meyer, appeared at two investor presentations in China over the weekend, encouraging wealthy guests to sink money into a New Jersey real estate project through the controversial EB-5 visa program, the Washington Post and the New York Times reported.
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The tariffs come at a time when Ford is trying to improve its financial health, raise its share price and sink money into developing new propulsion technologies, such as electric powertrains, autonomous driving technology, cloud computing technology for transportation and other mobility businesses.
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