Sentence examples for financially bold from inspiring English sources
A survivor of Nazism and Communism who has made billions is bound to contain paradoxes; personally shy and financially bold, Soros admits he wants to be "the conscience of the world" and has given enormous sums to undermine totalitarianism but, as this biography by a former correspondent and editor for The Times makes clear, he cares little for publicity.
A survivor of Nazism and Communism who has made billions is bound to contain paradoxes; personally shy and financially bold, Soros admits he wants to be "the conscience of the world" and has given enormous sums to undermine totalitarianism but, as this biography makes clear, cares little for publicity.
FS: Financially secure; financially stable.
It could also change the way San Francisco sees itself and serve notice that a financially strapped city and state are still capable of undertaking bold public projects, even in an age characterized by bureaucratic stalemates and endless wrangling over spending.
Both have asked interested readers to financially support their books before publication, and have come up with two music titles no mainstream publisher would have been bold enough to commission: We Can Be Heroes and Felt: The Book.
Carbon War Room is bold and agile, RMI has the rigour," said Branson, who said he would continue to support the new operation financially.
If you're not moving, you can be bolder and do your own thing – it's actually one of the positives about what's happening financially.
It also matters financially.
He struggled financially.
