Sentence examples for were financially able from inspiring English sources

Some of those women — the ones who were financially able — began to vote against the double load with their feet, leaving the kinds of high-powered jobs that had once been the Holy Grail of the women's movement.

I knew Bury didn't have any money in terms of going out and spending £1m on a player but was led to believe they were financially able to run the club, only to find out that wasn't the case.

Wendi Ogle-Welborne, director for communities, said that if parents were financially able "we should ask them to make a contribution because obviously that would reduce the cost to the tax payer".

In the June letter, which several media outlets took notice of in recent days, Jason Lilien, the Charities Bureau chief, told the foundation that the organization's most recent tax return indicated that it was "financially able to continue to provide the necessary financial support for the memorial.

Now for the first time they're talking about not being financially able to do it".

Would the City Ballet be financially able to sustain operation of the State Theater by itself?

"This was the first year she was financially able to do it," Memon said.

Brands can use platforms like Instagram to maintain relationships with these potential customers until they are financially able to buy.

And it's different from how other people do it or how other people are financially able to do it".

He managed the family mercantile and land business until age 30, when he was financially able to retire.

Even if you are financially able to meet all margin calls, you must still be willing to tolerate extraordinary volatility.