Sentence examples for preferably money from inspiring English sources

Whenever someone mentions "having it all," that seems to mean having a job you love, spouse, kids and preferably money.

The assumption, based on this report and no doubt many others, is that money -- preferably money poured into schools -- is enough to solve educational issues.

The assumption, based on this report and no doubt many others, is that money - preferably money poured into schools - is enough to solve educational issues.

These days, there's no credential that's quite as impressive as money in your pocket--preferably money from an NIH grant.

It's believed with fundamentalist zeal that making people compete, preferably for money, must work better than people trying to co-operate.

Some think what is needed is something like the National Theatre studio, where artists would get the chance to develop work in a supportive environment and then take it out into the wider theatre world, preferably with money attached to give more leverage to attract co-productions.

If things turn out to be worse than feared, banks may need to be recapitalised, preferably with private money.

Cortlandt Way will be closed to traffic but open to pedestrians, preferably those with money to shop.

The hard right often favors hard money — preferably a gold standard — but left-leaning European politicians have been enthusiastic proponents of the euro.

The tulip market crashes (as it really did in 1637), Van Den Meer is bankrupt, and the only thing that can save any of them is for one of the sisters to marry someone with money, preferably a prince.

What they do care about is making money, preferably obscene amounts of it and, make no mistake, there is plenty of money to be made there now.