Sentence examples for very money from inspiring English sources

He's very boring, he wears a suit, he's very money orientated.

Hanging over all parties is the question of why the lawsuit lasted so long and cost so much money — the very money they were fighting over.

Mr. Johnson noted that he had pressed for the release of the very money the administration is using and said "every little bit helps".

Most public funds therefore rely heavily on consultants, even though the consultants may have business ties with the very money managers they are supposed to help select.

A small but growing part of the $2 trillion in state and local pension funds is being steered into high-risk investments by pension consultants and others who often have business dealings with the very money managers they recommend.

Pilots feared for their careers and were infuriated that their counterparts at a weaker airline might supplant them -- especially since, they reckoned, management was paying for the deal with the very money it had saved on pilot wages.

Now, it is very real money.

It is very much money, money, money".

That isn't money saved but opportunity--and very real money--wasted.

M.C.: Is there any tension in presenting this project about Cuba during the very money-oriented setting of Art Basel Miami Beach?

"So rather than trying to save everything everywhere, I think we need to be more strategic, in a very money-limited world, to optimise conservation targets rather than to maximise all biodiversity everywhere".