Sentence examples for considered lavish from inspiring English sources

About $90,000 was found by the institution's inspector general to be unauthorized, including charter jet travel and transactions that "might be considered lavish or extravagant," The Post reported last month.

Mr. Claassen, who was also responsible for compliance with the company's ethics rules, has been the subject of articles in the newspaper Handelsblatt and other news outlets asserting that he took journalists on junkets that were considered lavish even by the flexible standards of the European press.

"We never spent money in any ways that would be considered lavish".

In the age of flying cars and robot girlfriends, this interview may be considered lavish, but Thomas Grillo won't be a household name until at least the year 2045, when the theremin actually seems fitting for the times.

Some of their expenses, Mr. Chand said, their elders consider lavish.

Before I left home, my original budget projection was $50 / day, which I would consider lavish in many parts of the world.

Michigan's subsidies, once considered improbably lavish, may soon be matched by Washington, DC.

Mr. Bush used his comments there to send a stern warning to members of Congress that he would veto any appropriation bills that he considered too lavish.

Yount, already a two-time most valuable player, ultimately decided to return to the Brewers, then owned by future commissioner Bud Selig, for what was then considered a lavish deal: three years, $9.6 million.

TOKYO — The women who pour drinks in Japan's sleek gentlemen's clubs were once shunned because their duties were considered immodest: lavishing adoring (albeit nonsexual) attention on men for a hefty fee.

Money alone does not make winners -- consider the lavish payroll and sorry record of the Mets.