Sentence examples for lavish enterprise from inspiring English sources

As the senator foretold, higher education has become a much more lavish enterprise.

He was so staggered by press reports of Spelling's lavish enterprise, he knocked out the calypso/rap number, which he was planning to record this weekend.

The care lavished on this enterprise shows that the king did not regard it as a minor operation.

And given the lavish opportunities these enterprises provide for insider corruption and self-dealing, that remains an open question.

Senior jobs at city-owned enterprises come with lavish perks.

He and his successors, whether military or elected, continued to build state enterprises and provide lavish benefits through powerful trade unions, meanwhile neglecting to extend Argentine exports much beyond an agricultural base.

They also offered lavish aid to railroads and other enterprises in the hope of creating a "New South" whose economic expansion would benefit blacks and whites alike.

In contrast to his lavish home and office, Venter's commercial enterprise makes a rather humdrum sight.

Dior's nascent enterprise, which thrived on a lavish use of fabric, was founded in a spacious town house at 30 Avenue Montaigne, where it stands to this day.

However, they may do nothing to help foreign-owned firms compete on equal terms with politically well-connected domestic ones, to end the subsidies lavished on state-backed enterprises, or to rein in regulators keen on bashing outsiders.

All the while, proceeds from the enterprise were used to finance Mr. Johnson's "lavish lifestyles" of helicopters and houseboats, classic cars and poker at a Las Vegas casino, according to a receiver's report to the court on Mr. Johnson's assets.