Sentence examples for wealthy industries from inspiring English sources

The voters lost that one as they usually do when wealthy industries are lined up against them.

He is the only member to serve on the Banking Committee and the Commerce Committee, both of which are fertile ground for fund-raising as they oversee many wealthy industries.

(How large and how high remains to be seen, of course) The subsidies aren't only being given to the disadvantaged – because they're a subsidy for a specific product, they're also being given, ultimately, to the (massive, powerful, wealthy) industries that stand to benefit from both a dedicated public revenue stream and government mandate to spend on what they're selling.

Sitting in the center of Andalusia and cut in half by the Guadalquivir River, Seville is flourishing with exquisite palaces, and wealthy industries that took up residence locally thanks to American gold.

TRIA was sold as a temporary program and not a permanent bailout guarantee for a wealthy industry with lots of clout in Washington.

Each of the two major political parties has tirelessly courted high-tech companies in recent years, hoping to sway the wealthy industry its way.

Georgia appointed one of Russia's wealthy industry tycoons, Kakha A. Bendukidze, as its economics minister, and he immediately pledged changes to invigorate the impoverished former Soviet republic, including widespread privatization.

Mr. Schumer became a magnet for campaign donations from wealthy industry executives, including Jamie Dimon, now the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase; John J. Mack, the chief executive at Morgan Stanley; and Charles O. Prince III, the former chief executive of Citigroup.

I suppose there is a limit to what we can expect from stewards because most of them are working for free – a fact that may surprise those who imagined racing to be a wealthy industry.

Because Clinton's announcement was packaged with her technology agenda, the debt deferment and forgiveness portion was perceived as a benefit for members of a vastly privileged and wealthy industry: tech founders who don't need any more financial incentives than they already have.

What it boils down to is an already wealthy industry run by some of the wealthiest people in the world wanting to take it all.