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They may have a lot of money to invest, or a little.

You and I will never be able to invest the way he does.

About one in five said now was the wrong time to invest.

But we still have to invest a lot of money and also time in research.

Why invest time and energy to look back at where we've been?

I should like to invest in your business if you're open to the idea.

People will be less likely to invest money in the company.

I'm one of those people who will only invest so much time into a game.

Use the money to invest in education for the middle class people.

You've got to invest a lot of time to find out what's going on.

But he has made no move to invest, as yet.

The first two years of a child's life is when parents invest the least in their children.

You both want to move forward and start investing in your relationship.

Investing is about the next big thing, not the last one.

We want to be able to invest in it, too.

But the great thing about her is she's not invested with being right.

"The new question is how much we're going to invest in the future."

We probably had four to six months invested in them.

The county's past practice has been not to invest in itself.

Four years seems like three too many to invest in this.

"So for a little bit more I could own and invest in me."

The law does not say how much must be invested.

He did not invest many hours on the practice court.

The money available to us should be invested in women's education.

Now, more than ever, we need to invest in those people.