Sentence examples for a cash flow squeeze from inspiring English sources

The decision reflects a cash flow squeeze, not a sudden turn of the budget from surplus to deficit.

The plan to sell Treasury securities to pay for the rebates -- up to $600 a couple or $300 for individuals -- reflects a cash flow squeeze, not some sudden turn of the budget from surplus to deficit.

All of the proposals are meant to help struggling state and local governments that are facing a cash-flow squeeze.

Meanwhile, several auto analysts say Tata, which had its first quarterly loss in seven years at the end of January, has been forced to delay payments to its vendors because of a cash-flow squeeze.

Rogelio Ramirez de la O, an influential Mexico City economic consultant, argued in a report last week that Mr. Fox would face a cash-flow squeeze far more severe than previously acknowledged because President Ernesto Zedillo's economic advisers have understated the financial burden they are leaving behind as a legacy of a bank rescue from 1995 to 1997, which has so far cost taxpayers $100 billion.

So say the parent company just gets into a bit of a cash-flow squeeze.

"Thus far, the core cost and price data have been so benign that the Fed has been able to conduct a gradualist policy, hoping to change behavior through a slow cash flow squeeze on companies and individuals," said Ian Shepherdson, an economist at High Frequency Economics, a consulting firm in Valhalla, N.Y.

The New York Times Company plans to borrow up to $225 million against its mid-Manhattan headquarters building, to ease a potential cash flow squeeze as the company grapples with tighter credit and shrinking profits.

The Tribune Company filed for bankruptcy just last week, and the New York Times Company announced that they would be mortgaging their Manhattan headquarters, borrowing up to $225 million to ease a potential cash flow squeeze.

Cash flow is a cash flow statement metric.

The statement acknowledged a "cash flow issue".