Sentence examples for moneymaking from inspiring English sources

The Conservative leader stressed individual salvation over social reform, the legitimacy of moneymaking when combined with altruism, and the "responsibility that comes with freedom and the supreme sacrifice of Christ .In religion, as in so much else, Mrs (later Lady) Thatcher was a bundle of paradoxes.

It can also tap into a wide range of moneymaking opportunities.

Enterprises under Mr Jang were central to the state's moneymaking, and he may have been keeping back huge amounts for himself and cronies.

JAMES DAUNT, the managing director of Waterstones, once described Amazon as a "ruthless moneymaking devil".

Via a Frankfurt court he forced it to disclose how much it pays the six non-board members of its group executive committee, where the real moneymaking power lies.

There is also disgust over the court battles and moneymaking schemes launched by his children and grandchildren trading on the Mandela name.Mr Mandela, whose 95th birthday is next month, has had a long, hard life.

DEBRA COOK was once a doughty defender of Scientology, helping it to contest critics' claims that it is a ruthlessly run moneymaking cult based on bogus science.

That means leaving some moneymaking opportunities on the table, a most unbubble-like thing to do.

That dark secret lies at the heart of "Pound Foolish", Helaine Olen's excellent book, a contemptuous exposé of the American personal-finance industry.With icy logic, Ms Olen, a journalist, demonstrates that much of the advice given by moneymaking gurus on television or in print is either fatuous or based on ridiculously optimistic assumptions about future investment returns.

The loss-making Guardian is run by a trust (which also owns the moneymaking Auto Trader).

And unlike many French bosses, who shuffle from ministry to moneymaking, he has spent his working life in business.Mr de Margerie's opinions also stand out, at least within the ranks of senior oilmen.