Moneyed in a sentence

And the costs imposed upon the banks to make whole the moneyed depositors of Silicon Valley Bank they will passing along to the account holder in the form of higher surcharges and fees.

In just a month, the doors of this space were scheduled to open onto opulent interiors, meant to evoke the moneyed New York of a century ago.

Similarly, an initiative process in the age of Citizens United will immediately become the purview of moneyed interests.

Dara’s grandmother, moneyed matriarch Charlotte, has had an epic marriage, but it is from events involving Dara’s mother, Lee, that a second chance for the young pair may spring.

Down two goals inside 10 minutes to their more moneyed Breton rivals, Brest’s Champions League hopes seemed to be slipping through their fingers.

Preying on moneyed American expatriates in Europe, he steals identities, wrecks lives as he improves his own, at least materially.

Sadly, what we have here in Amerika is moneyed interests AKA The Super Rich that control the ‘What and How’ people think.

Then, on the eve of his second election — on October 31, 1936 — FDR delivered his explaining the stakes in his fight with the moneyed interests.

Thus, these poor, put-upon moneyed elites have been jetting around to Hollywood, Palm Beach and other posh enclaves, holding secret strategy sessions and rallying the uber-rich class to defeat Biden this fall.

But the outcome does testify to the fact that moneyed interests are capable of poisoning even the most broadly appealing of progressive ideas in the minds of the public through well-funded propaganda campaigns.

Also, the AMAs are notorious for selecting top-tier talent, catering to the whims of the music industry and their own moneyed interests, but rather elevating the voices of artists who deserve to be honored.

And add to that the influences of moneyed partisan groups, science becomes more susceptible to misuse and abuse.

As these elements took hold, it watered down its policies as threats to its own power, and in deference to the moneyed interests who wield true power in society.

Duterte, a former city mayor, beat his more moneyed rivals and won the race to Malacañang in 2016, promising to eradicate crime and solve the country’s drug menace in three to six months.

Warren condemned the corruption of the political process by moneyed interests.

It’s hard to see, as the moneyed sheen of his life is so shiny that it only reflects the jealousy or disdain of those, like Jong-su, on the outside.

The same is true of Netflix’s anthology series “Easy,” which views the city through the intimacy of a specific type of moneyed urbanites navigating the city via its cafes, restaurants and apartments.

At times Jackson, for all his flaws, is invoked as representing an egalitarian strain within the American democratic tradition, a self-made man of the people who rose to power via straight talk and was not allied with moneyed interests.

Thus, the old moneyed class trips to Cousino and Alameda Park, lost hegemony over popular entertainment venues such as the National Stadium emerged in 1938.