Sentence examples for enviable access from inspiring English sources

With $136 billion in assets and enviable access to exclusive investment opportunities, Ivy League universities have long boasted that their endowments earn higher returns than other investors.

Today neo-Powellite nationalists like David Goodhart are lauded as messiahs and the twinned Frank Field and Nicholas Soames regurgitate the messages of anti-immigration lobbyists with enviable access to the media.

By the time we enter the Romantic Age, the notion of a writer's space has shed its religious origins without abandoning in the popular imagination the belief that writers have a special and enviable access to inner, truer worlds, often invisible to the rest of us.

Arrington and his team of bloggers have enviable access, getting exclusives and access from Apple to Zynga.

Unlike startups and smaller corporations, the largest technology companies have traditionally had enviable access to the debt markets, allowing them to raise relatively cheap money through corporate bond issues.

In a similar way, Drexel was able to charge an enviable fee for access to a scarce investor base.

The shop also struck enviable alliances, gaining access to most of the nation's 140 million people online.

Once social media influence is gained, and built on, companies will find they are in the enviable position of having direct access to their customers, prospects, suppliers and future talent pool at the click of a mouse.

Nonetheless, Allens deep pockets quickly vaulted him into the enviable position of controlling cable access into 2.5 million homes.

Drop over the Savoleyres ridge in the Four Valleys, however, and while you still have access to Verbier's enviable ski area, you get to take advantage of La Tzoumaz's prices (and north-facing, crowd-free slopes).

After all, they can't put on an enviable wedding if they can't access the latest information from brands and other couples.