The houses proceeded, and £14,000 of good money has been put into that building.
Not so many years ago many people said that we were throwing good money after bad by investing any money in the railways.
For the young man, the prospect of learning a trade and earning good money appeals to him enormously.
People will not throw good money after bad, if that is how they regard their existing investment.
I think we are at times inclined to attach too much importance to the arbitrary distinction between good money and bad money.
We all know this and it becomes very easily an exercise in pouring good money after bad.
I do not accept a suggestion that we are throwing good money after bad.
As the appeal tribunal will accept the evidence presented by the independent valuer, we may well be wasting our money—sending good money after bad.
