Sentences with phrase «with vast amounts of money»

Of course prize money is at stake, but with the vast amounts of money awash in the Premier League these days, the final position in the table is not especially relevant.
Every year, families scrape and claw in order to come up with the vast amount of money that they need in order to send their children to college.

Not exact matches

The founder of the Bitcoin Investment Trust has been meeting with Wall Street players whom he says are preparing to pour vast amounts of money into the digital currency.
To begin with, mutual funds consist of a vast amount of collected money from a large number of investors.
If you exclude the two clubs with oil money we are first or second every season - not to mention the likes of Utd and Liverpool having had vast amounts more money available for transfers over the years.
The Dortmund striker would no doubt be a great signing for any club in the world, with his vast amount of goals being a huge boost to any side, but for the money being spouted in the press, it would be a huge risk.
It's well known that F1 race promotes and circuits pay a vast amount to host races, with some of them struggling to break even and losing money.
It was one of the reasons behind Southampton parting company with such a vast amount of money to bring him from Celtic.
There was hardly even any value in the market, which seemed to come from the Glazers not wanting to spend vast amounts of money, which in turn had to happen with United falling further and further behind.
However, as with angling, it is a fantastic sport and generates a vast amount of money which goes back into the rural economy and we should be proud of this and continue to do our utmost to carry on making people aware of its benefits.»
Ralph Nader condemned the ruling, [79] saying that «With this decision, corporations can now directly pour vast amounts of corporate money, through independent expenditures, into the electoral swamp already flooded with corporate campaign PAC contribution dollars.&raWith this decision, corporations can now directly pour vast amounts of corporate money, through independent expenditures, into the electoral swamp already flooded with corporate campaign PAC contribution dollars.&rawith corporate campaign PAC contribution dollars.»
Better this approach than expending political capital, parliamentary time and vast amounts of public money simply to give the transport secretary a new train set to play with.
However, for those people that are, there are definitely singles over 40 that have vast amounts of money to their known and plenty of wealthy men over 40 that could share it with the entire world several times over if they would like.
They have been spending vast amounts of time and money on union - busting strategy sessions with their lawyers, and not nearly enough time working with the PFT on how to restore programs and services to our schoolchildren.
Yet this hasn't deterred a growing number of automakers from pouring vast amounts of money into the development of hydrogen fuel - cell technology, which can provide a car with range commensurate with conventional gasoline - engine models while emitting nothing but water in the form of steam.
While there are a few editors or proofreaders out there who offer their services at marginally affordable prices, the fact of the matter is that the vast majority of them cost a fair amount of money — and with good reason.
The vast majority of hedge fund managers are good and honest people, but there are bad apples out there, and sometimes these bad apples can make off with a massive amount of money as Madoff demonstrated.
We all have reservations of being abroad and carrying money in our wallets, especially with the vast amount of pickpocketing that naturally occurs in any tourist trap.
With the vast amount of facilities available, you can be certain to have a lovely stay with your family at the hotel as well as getting your money's woWith the vast amount of facilities available, you can be certain to have a lovely stay with your family at the hotel as well as getting your money's wowith your family at the hotel as well as getting your money's worth.
They always try to solve their problems with using their vast amounts of money but no real dedication.
The report notes the importance of increasingly limited public money, together with the vast amount of unpaid and low - paid work that often underpins institutions, and which many artists themselves undertake.
It would be pointless to report how rich people drunk with their own success relax after making and spending vast amounts of money on the art of others.
Replacing it with a naturally occurring substance could save the industry a vast amount of money and reduce the overall cost for generating power from solar.»
But obviously, that is not the only problem with cars; there are also the deadly crashes, the vast amount of area in our cities that they consume, the congestion, and how the money feeding car infrastructure means everything else is starved.
As such, I don't think the ProCD case applies in my situation due to the qualitative differences between licensing CD - ROMs with vast amounts of information that has been compiled and which has value added search features added to it versus the «sale» of single copies of public domain sheet music (however, a library that creates and licenses for sale a CD - ROM with hundreds of individual pieces of public domain sheet music might be protected by the principles in ProCD since a court might recognize and protect the library's investment of time and money in creating the CD - ROM, but even in that situation, if the library is not otherwise adding value - added information above and beyond the public domain content, it is not obvious that ProCD applies).
I don't think I'm suffering from the delusion that everyone has vast amounts of left over money they can buy life insurance with.
Trading in digital currencies is associated with the risk of losing vast amounts of money, Chris Woolard, the Financial Conduct Authority's Executive Director of Strategy and Competition, said.
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