easy money造句

The media were drunk on easy money.

That is what is called easy money, but easy come easy go.

But the easy money is in patriotic pap.

America's universities lost their way badly in the era of easy money.

"Coca brought lots of easy money... mucho dinero," says Angulo with a wistful smile.

For Heidi, it's a perfect job that can bring her easy money and "new friends".

Fear of the expected inflation that is likely to be caused by all this easy money is also a driver.

This permitted him to make a fast buck. My friend makes it some quick easy money dishonestly.

The liquidity explosion has helped us all by putting easy money in large quantities into our customers' pockets...

If I get a chance of easy money like that I should be all sorts of a fool not to take it.

The concept of 'blow the chaff and see rice' (make some easy money) is realist, equivalent to 'holding tight while taking a shit', or doing a sure thing.

Fueled by easy money, not only from Banks but also endowments and pension funds, buyout Kings like THL upended the old order on Wall Street.

There's always someone out there crying bubble, it seems; the trick is figuring out when it's easy money—and when it's a shell game.

When markets are booming, or even just stable, selling "out-of-the-money" put options, with a strike price far below the current market price of the asset, is a route to easy money.

A recovery based on boosting U.S. consumption and providing easy money financed by overseas savings would result in a repeat of mistakes, with dangerous consequences for global markets and politics.

This warning is, therefore, specifically intended for the benefit of those misguided people who, in the quest to make easy money at the expense of Nigeria, are defrauded by international fraudsters.

Sensing a shift in the economics of the industry, creditors around the world have started questioning the easy money offered to private-equity firms, which feed off risky types of debt.

AIG, once the world's biggest insurer, thought it was making "easy money" by using its strong credit rating to sell protection against credit defaults; in fact, it was digging its own grave.