Sentence examples for veritable money from inspiring English sources

Then there's the advent of the Internet as a veritable money vacuum, which has enabled Obama to raise more money than any Democrat in history (about $460 million, at last count), meaning he can afford to pour some resources into states he has only a remote chance of winning.

A big part of the reason was most likely that AIG's financial products unit, run by Cassano since 1988, was a veritable money machine, pouring $6 billion of riches into AIG's coffers from 1988 until 2005.

He once denounced "the veritable enemy…the power of money"; today, Mr Hollande declares that his "veritable adversary….is the world of finance".To match his tone, Mr Hollande's manifesto is a classic tax-and-spend programme: €20 billion ($26 billion) of new spending, to be financed by taxes on salaries, wealth, firms, banks and financial income.

In the face of five years of the deepest economic troubles this nation has seen since the 1930s, which put voters in a bad mood, and veritable floodgates of millionaire money unleashed by Citizens United (far, far surpassing anything in American history), an incumbent president won a clear victory and over 50percentt of the vote.

(Emily's a mistress of disguise! She has a veritable magic porridge pot of money! She can break in anywhere, like a female Eugene Tooms! She speaks Japanese!).

Mr. Koizumi openly insists that this will require the government to allow money-losing companies to fail, a veritable sacrilege for the Liberal Democratic Party.

Veritable Vegetable not only abandoned Bank of America after 32 years to put its money in New Resource, but it also became an investor in the bank.

As David Dayen wrote recently in Salon, JP Morgan has racked up a veritable rap sheet of crimes and misdemeanors ranging from mortgage fraud to money laundering to fraudulent sales of derivatives to obstruction of justice, at least some of which the CEO could, and in a fairer world would, be held accountable.

Thanks to a potent recipe mixing hearty helpings of money, leadership, commitment and vision, a cadre of small cities is rapidly earning respect as veritable tech hubs.

A mad amount of money for a hopped-up Beetle with the engine in the wrong place, or a veritable bargain for one of the very fastest road cars on the planet?

She built a huge fortune – a veritable publishing empire – by letting her readers peep through the keyhole at the lives of Californians with more money and beauty than sense.