Still, price is no object to the youth-obsessed.
Money was seemingly no object to James Cameron, either, during the filming of Titanic (1997).
Price is no object to Manchester City's owners, the ruling family of Abu Dhabi.
But price may be no object to the serious golfer looking to improve driving distance or short putts.
Money, at least initially, was no object to the agencies involved: the blank-check approach to ensuring that 9/11 wouldn't happen again.
Karen Quinn ("A Learning Experience, Op-Ed, Feb. 19) says she used to "always" advise people for whom "money is no object" to choose private school for their children.
The former hooker is on a big-money contract that still has a fair way to run, but money is no object to the RFU right now and there is a growing view that of all the men with the right credentials, Gatland has the most to offer.
There is no object to manipulate at that point, in fact, there is no perceptual stimulus there at all.
"I've sent people for whom money is no object to the best places in Japan, and they can't get in because they are Westerners.
About 6,500 homes have been affected by flooding since December, and the prime minister has said "money is no object" to support the clean-up operation.
Thus, for any possibility of which we have a conception, if there is no object to which that conception conforms — that is, if the possibility exists only in thought — the possibility is not clearly and distinctly perceived.
