Sentence examples for bottomless money from inspiring English sources
It's one thing if a bottomless money well like Google wants to sink its profits into Project Glass, its own wearable-computing initiative.
Representative Anthony D. Weiner peered into the bottomless money pit that was the Bloomberg re-election machine and thought the better of his mayoral ambitions this year.
In Italy, he said, "if things go well it can take a couple five years to divorce, but if things go badly a divorce suit becomes bottomless money pit, all to the advantage of lawyers".
It's the lobbyists, of course, who fill these bottomless money pots, throwing $1,000 checks at politicians, like so many Mardi Gras beads, on behalf of businesses, unions and influential individuals.
Why is this self-contained, hardly ever dissected monstrosity spread around the globe like a bottomless money-pit never put up for discussion by anyone on either side of the political aisle when seriously deciding the fate of the national debt or outlandish deficits or other well-tread political footballs?
And there are no bottomless U.N. money pits under Lankester's tenure.
"It certainly was becoming clearer to Australian Water Holdings that Sydney Water was not a bottomless pit of money," she said.
The public sector, as decades of experience show, is a bottomless pit: more money does not guarantee better services.
But Karen Jaroch has found her purpose, now joined to a national organization with bottomless amounts of money and a political party purged of any trace of centrism.
On May 4th Senegal's president, Abdoulaye Wade, brought this into the open by calling the FAO a "bottomless pit of money largely spent on its own functioning".
