Sentence examples for money sink from inspiring English sources
"money sink" is correct and usable in written English
It is an idiom that is used to describe something that is continuously draining money. Example Sentence: Our new car has become a money sink since we've had to pay for so many repairs.
An empirical grounding, many hoped, would also help re-establish the field's respectability and repair its image among insurers as a money sink.
When I spoke to people back in March, they were hanging back to see whether this would develop further or turn into an easily cloned meme that is a pointless money sink.
And the war did not pay for itself as Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz had predicted, but instead turned Iraq into "a giant money sink for the American economy".
In order to combat inflation, a site owner may create a "money sink" on the site.
The monopoly on the creation of coinage and notes is supposed to be a profitable endeavour for government, not a money sink.
So is the increasingly (to use a semi-word that is only rarely usable) tentacular NSA a necessary evil of the digital age, or a cancerous money sink born from the colossal intelligence competition of the Cold War?
Such programs aren't money sinks.
Frank Sobotka looks ready to snap as the realisation of his dependence on the Greek's money sinks in.
It is classic less of its time than of ours, by sole dint of the money sunk in it.
However, his father's fear of running out of money sank into his stomach, and gnawed there.
With little money sunk in fixed infrastructure, their executives are more likely to abandon unfruitful drugs earlier, diverting resources to more promising ones.
