Meanings of ploughe back in English

Any profit made is ploughed back into the trust's health informatics service.

Those cost savings need to be ploughed back into the customer proposition.

When items are sold, the money is ploughed back into the project.

That means more matches and more revenue to be ploughed back into women's football.

The pragmatic rationale is that the profits are ploughed back into care for ordinary Cubans.

Whatever money we make as an organisation is ploughed back into the development of cricket in this country.

Health Minister Tony Ryall said despite the fall, more medicines will be funded because Pharmac savings are being ploughed back.

And best of all, the money we would otherwise have had to spend on rent could be ploughed back into Plantasaurus.

Half of the brand and marketing cost savings made so far this year will be ploughed back into souping up its products.

Profits from the charity shops are ploughed back to Second Wind to help a range of people, and reinvested to further develop the enterprise.

Proceeds from the sale of Australian state-owned assets are designed to be ploughed back into the economy through job-creating infrastructure projects, including public transport networks.

The other plus point is that building societies profits are ploughed back into the business for the benefit of borrowers and savers rather than shareholders.

She joined a microcredit program last year, saving tiny amounts that she ploughed back into her cotton fields, and earning a life of relative comfort.

RA chairman Cameron Clyne says despite about $6 million in one-off costs, more than $3 million was ploughed back into the game.

As of April 2015 it has saved 10 tonnes of food from going to the landfill, being ploughed back into farms or eaten by livestock.