Sentence examples for a quick buck to from inspiring English sources

"There's a quick buck to be made for Christ.

Everyone thinks there's a quick buck to be made repackaging the music of deceased megastars.

The attitude has changed from one of making a quick buck to one which values a fresh and better lifestyle overseas.

There may be a quick buck to be made but the long term commercial risks for a business will often be more effective in influencing behaviour than law or regulation ever can.

Of course, he added, "you can also make the counterargument that the new owner is only trying to make a quick buck, to recoup their investment and make some money".

In reality, this looks like a defensive merger designed to cut costs, enhance monopoly power in particular markets, and yield a quick buck to the likes of Nelson Peltz's Trian Fund Management, which has built up a big stake in DuPont, and Daniel Loeb's Third Point fund, which has been busy agitating at Dow Chemical.

A criminal, desperate to make a quick buck, decides to bomb a bus filled with top-flight football players on their way to one of the club's most important games of the year.

It is also a way of assuaging distrust in foreign companies, which are often perceived as mammoths barging in to make a quick buck or to wreck local businesses.

The only way to make a quick buck is to play the lottery.

He's forever looking for a way to make a quick buck - anything to avoid an honest, straight life.

Will you sacrifice the quick buck to build an economy that will last and grow?