Sentence examples for familiar money from inspiring English sources

All of a sudden you have injected into a litany of the unfamiliar a "risk" that could not be more familiar: money.

For all the criticism of Lazenby, however, Malcolm says that the film was "quite a jolly frolic in the familiar money-spinning fashion".

The attractions of working with such stories are evident and, at least in some cases, more complex than the familiar difficulties (money) of traditional filmmaking.

What really appears to have motivated TAMC's decision are two familiar factors: money, and the shifting role of criticism in today's global mediasphere.

This is a problem with which Keynes was familiar: giving money away, he pointed out, tends to be met with fewer objections than plans for public investment "which, because they are not wholly wasteful, tend to be judged on strict 'business' principles".

The happy talk notwithstanding, Santorum's most immediate problem is a familiar one: money.

Simple, familiar desires — for money, sex, status, respect — end in murder.

In short, the problem is explained by the familiar idea that money is not valuable in itself, but only for what it can do.

Once a haven for savoring a colonial culture that developed over half a millennium, Macao is now being flooded with the familiar trappings of money and modernity.

The document extols with familiar breathlessness the money made, the 659 million global "followers" for United and listing 29 of the club's "global and regional" sponsors, from Chevrolet on the shirts, Japanese instant noodles company Nissin, to Cho-a Pharm, United's "official pharmaceuticals partner in Korea and Vietnam".

Most Forbes readers are familiar with Ken Fisher, money manager billionaire and longtime Portfolio Strategy columnist in Forbes magazine.