Sentence examples for money name from inspiring English sources

A series of early losses might undercut her advantages in money, name recognition, and organization.

Compared with her or Mr Perry, the Democratic contenders all lag in money, name recognition and party infrastructure.

On the other hand, with enough money, name recognition can go from zero to 60 in short order.

Kings and princes have money, name recognition and star power -- a good foundation for electoral success anywhere.

Richard J. Codey, for governor this year, the Republican candidate will in all probability enter the contest well behind in money, name recognition and voter registration.

At the outset, Bush had money (lots of money), name recognition, a reputation for decency, and a gubernatorial record that appealed to conservatives.

Most distinguished among the old money names, the Queen had a sterling year as she added £10m to her personal fortune and is now ranked 285 with £330m.

That comes out to about $333 per vote, an amount known in Texas as Tony Sanchez money, named for the Laredo Democrat who lost to Mr. Perry in 2002 after spending $70 million on the governor's race.

Thursday's complaint offers fresh details about the workings of what it says was a scheme to launder South American cocaine cash and Hezbollah's own money, naming the American-based auto dealers and people it says were Hezbollah operatives.

That type of giving was outlawed, and a few years later came the rise of "527 money," named for a section of the tax code that regulates independent spending.

But we do, on a modest level, because opposition parties get so-called Short money (named after Ted Short, a former leader of the Commons) to fund what they do in parliament.