well-financed

British  

adjective

1. having received or receiving a sufficient amount of funds

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Example Sentences

Written and directed by Richard Schenkman and featuring a pair of original songs from Williams — including the inimitable earworm, “Heartquake” — “A Diva’s Christmas Carol” glides along its 89 minutes with a self-assuredness that only a well-financed TV movie filled packed with seasoned professionals could.

From Salon

In those buoyant days of spring, Dodgers fans blithely predicted their star-studded and well-financed team would win, say, 125 games.

From Los Angeles Times

She was the subject of "a sophisticated, co-ordinated, and well-financed retaliation plan" designed "to silence her", involving a "weaponised a digital army" and fake stories being fed to "unwitting reporters", her lawyers have alleged - and that's why she became the focus of negative publicity.

From BBC

Lively also accused Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios of leading a "multi-tiered plan" to wreck her reputation in the media and online, including hiring a crisis manager who led a "sophisticated, coordinated, and well-financed retaliation plan" against her and used a "digital army" to post social media content that seemed authentic.

From BBC

She accuses him of orchestrating a plan to "destroy" her reputation in the press and online, including hiring a crisis manager who led a "sophisticated, coordinated, and well-financed retaliation plan" against her and used a "digital army" to post social media content that seemed authentic.

From BBC