Sentence examples for extracting money from inspiring English sources

The Spaniards are masters at extracting money from Brussels.

Now the whole way of thinking is about extracting money, not creating communities.

Mr. Pilco said Mr. Bloomberg was busy extracting money from New Yorkers any way he could.

If exercising the threat is costly to the threatener, then the threat cannot succeed in extracting money from the victim.

"Hurrah!" They stopped extracting money from dazed foreigners and waddled over to me, sandals slapping against fake marble.

Extracting money from motorists is something most councils these days do as though it was a victims-free enterprise.

He writes: Practiced this way, private equity is not slash-and-burn liquidation, extracting money from capital.

For criminal gangs, it's just too good a way of extracting money from the gullible and the greedy.

As their leaders are keen to point out, evangelical parishes are the fastest growing in England, and the most proficient at extracting money from congregations.

Yet some of our biggest companies and industries operate a business model that depends on them extracting money from the British taxpayer.

Down the years he has met President Pervez Musharraf, Benazir Bhutto, Nawaz Sharif and numerous backroom power brokers – usually with a view to extracting money for his schools.