Sentence examples for financially setting from inspiring English sources

So, it's clear that although the charity was not in bad shape financially, setting up and running a successful international development charity is distinctly challenging.

"She was financially set.

No matter what, James and his family are financially set.

"As soon as he got financially set, he was going to quit".

BY the time Frederick A. O. Schwarz Jr. retired from Cravath, Swain & Moore in 2002, he was financially set.

Like most assets, money itself has diminishing marginal returns, and Mr Singleton may have quite rationally decided that the benefit of being financially set for life exceeded that of maintaining the possibility of earning four times more if all goes well.

Carroll has kept U.S.C. rolling along as a national powerhouse, and Chow, who was nudged toward the N.F.L., is financially set after spending three seasons as the Tennessee Titans' offensive coordinator, making close to $1 million a season.

Carter admitted to feeling emotional about the prospect of leaving New Zealand rugby but the "opportunity to financially set yourself up for the future was a big part" of his decision.

I had become so attached to this identity that when others asked how the non-existent business was doing, I said, "Great!" The chasm between the image of being financially set for life and owning a failed business was painful.

(5) Fiddle with the assumptions to cover any shortfall or, if financially set, to reduce risk.

Because these social programs are not financially set up to redistribute downward from the very top, but only from roughly the lower middle on down.