Sentence examples for affluent businessmen from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds of Business Insider's readers are male, many of them young, affluent businessmen and Wall Street traders.

Households are limited to owning one car to cut down on traffic, so affluent businessmen can be seen zipping to work on motorscooters.

He is one of an increasing number of affluent businessmen who have decided to enter the political fray in recent years.

But he does have a huge following among affluent businessmen, the more conservative middle class and a type of nonresident Indian who is infatuated with the idea that Hindu India was once the greatest civilization on earth.

Already, the last round of sanctions on Iran's Central Bank has begun inflicting unprecedented damage on Iran's private sector, traders and analysts say, making it so hard to transfer money abroad that even affluent businessmen are sometimes forced to board planes carrying suitcases full of American dollars.

Meanwhile, the affluent businessmen and millionaires whose precious derrieres would clench to the shape and size of a dried walnut were they to be presented with a substandard flight cushion to perch on, are choosing the non-British luxury being offered by BA's rivals.

He, an affluent businessman, accepts eagerly – once he's run the paperwork past his lawyer.

The son of an affluent businessman, he flunked his way through school.

He described himself as Mr. Taylor's onetime chief of operations and head of a death squad, now an affluent businessman.

Washington Republicans appear determined to bring back Mr. Renacci, an affluent businessman who was once part owner of an Arena Football League team.

"Nothing to Lose" (1997) gets a provocative start when an affluent businessman played by Tim Robbins is carjacked by the seemingly ruthless Martin Lawrence.