Sentence examples for mounting an expensive from inspiring English sources

In practice, sponsors have often denied the mortgage was not proper, leaving investors with the choice of accepting that conclusion or mounting an expensive lawsuit.

It should surprise no one that to become chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Mr. McAuliffe, who has raised hundreds of millions of dollars for Mr. Clinton and the Democratic Party, is mounting an expensive, state-of-the-art campaign fit for a senatorial -- or even a presidential -- candidate.

He then mounted an expensive proxy fight to get on the board, which thankfully, he lost.

"Bushman" or "The Unexpected Futility of Campaigns" To atone for an overly pragmatic career in politics, a Florida governor mounts an expensive but muddled Presidential campaign.

The money let him mount an expensive early advertising campaign focusing on Iowa and New Hampshire that has cost some $4 million, but has paid off with gains in recent polls.

The group mounted an expensive campaign that included fifty rallies, two six-figure television-ad blitzes, and phone-bank calls and door-to-door advocacy in fifty-three of Indiana's ninety-two counties.

To bolster its fortunes, he transferred his Sunday Pictorial column to the Illustrated, and mounted an expensive promotional campaign, but with little benefit.

The federal government has mounted an extensive and expensive effort to repair housing.

Before this decision, investors could only nominate corporate directors by mounting an arduous and expensive proxy battle.

But offstage, conservatives are mounting a unified and expensive air assault on the candidates' common opponent: President Obama.

Since Mr. Giuliani, a native son, is currently enjoying sizable leads in statewide polls, the other candidates will have to decide whether it is worth mounting a campaign in an expensive media market where a second-place finish would yield no delegates.