Sentence examples for money thinking from inspiring English sources

Amersham clearly spends more money thinking about risky future markets than GE has traditionally done.

When she won, she quickly wired the money, thinking she had clinched a bargain.

"On the one hand, the core shareholders are holding out for money, thinking it's worth more," Mr. McCutcheon said.

One theory, which is implicitly suggested in the trustee's report, is that the executives "borrowed" the money thinking they would be able to replace the funds quickly, which they then couldn't because the counterparties wouldn't give back the collateral.

The musty contents of a house were being sold off, and Ms. Huggins arrived with no money, thinking she'd just enjoy the chance to glimpse an immaculate horse farm.

I was in the process of counting the money, thinking I'd give it back — or donate it to some charity — when I heard Clover's key in the lock and I swept it all into the bag and tucked that bag in the deep recess under the sink where the water persistently dripped from the crusted-over pipe and an old sponge smelled of mold.

And how much time we spend talking about raising money, and thinking about raising money, and planning to raise money.

D.K.: I can't imagine that LVMH invested that kind of money without thinking that this is going to make money.

They go from having very little to think about to having what seems to be so much money that thinking about it is unnecessary.

But I gladly spend the money ($28.95), thinking, "That's only 10 double lattes".

The experience got him cooking creatively, saving money and thinking more carefully about food waste.