Sentence examples for financial plenty from inspiring English sources

Privately, police chiefs accept that in 2010 they were able to do without 12% of the budget and they had got used to times of relative financial plenty under Labour.

But while the banks themselves did incredibly badly during the financial crisis, plenty of Wall Street employees (including plenty of bank C.E.O.s) did incredibly well.

Implementing the directive could require large amounts of new information technology and cost the financial industry plenty.

This approach had consequences: prior to the 2008 financial collapse, plenty of whistle-blowers at companies like Countrywide Financial tried to expose abusive lending practices and fraud.

In shifting the focus of its policy statement away from the risks of recession, the Fed was adhering to its practice of trying to give the financial markets plenty of warning when its foresees a reversal in the direction of interest rates.

Dining Downtown Stone Street Tavern, a newcomer in the financial district, has plenty of history -- and chicken pot pie, too.

Perhaps, having stretched iself in its acquisitions, HBOC now needs financial shelter.There are plenty of pretenders to the throne.

That will mean "an ambitious programme to strengthen tax compliance and public financial management" — and plenty more austerity.

It also helps that Richard is some sort of financial trader with plenty of spare time and money.

That should help to boost the competitiveness of their core business of asset management, at a time when financial deregulation offers plenty of opportunities.

Even if they have supportive family and friends, a financial cushion and plenty of time in therapy — all big "ifs" — they never entirely leave it behind.