Sentence examples for substantial luxury from inspiring English sources

That is where they do not want to be a year from now, when the new collective bargaining agreement will impose substantial luxury tax penalties for teams with payrolls of more than $189 million.

We also still don't know if A-Rod's salary will come off the salary books should he be suspended next season - New York are attempting to get their payroll under $189m to avoid a substantial luxury tax.

After a week in a Rendezvous test vehicle, as well as a stint in the MDX, I came away with a sense that the Buick delivers remarkably carlike handling and substantial luxury, but falls slightly short of the more refined Acura in its details and execution.

pic.twitter.com/qWjorSLbLh August 5, 2013...and speaking of the NY Post... 9.58pm BST A-Rod saves the Yankees Joel Sherman of the NY Post has been on MLB Network for awhile now, talking about how A-Rod could potentially help the Yankees get to the playoffs, and then be off the payroll for next year when they are trying to stay below the $189m threshold to avoid a substantial luxury tax.

Luxury brand outlet malls first appeared in the US and Japan; now Asian consumers are exhibiting a substantial demand for luxury goods and luxury brand outlet malls (Kim et al. 2009).

The strength of the dollar in a country like Thailand means a substantial savings in luxury accommodations and food unavailable in other high-traffic vacation spots.

The Oscar-winning actress learnt yesterday that she will have to pay substantial damages to the luxury goods manufacturer after breaking a multimillion-dollar endorsement deal by wearing other designers' timepieces.

There is tension in the air in this parking lot, which contains an unusually high percentage of foreign luxury cars and substantial American S.U.V.'s.

He owned luxury flats,  a substantial property in  Marbella and a string of cars on the back of his illegal  activity and used the profits to set up an online gambling site based in Malta.

This marks the French luxury company's most substantial American buy.

In the offering, Antares, citing "substantial velocity in the Greenwich ultra luxury market," asserted that, even if it sold the houses at thirty per cent less per square foot than the average selling price for luxury homes in the area at the time, investors would break even.