Sentence examples for a considerable cash from inspiring English sources

Mr. Colaninno, 59, has had a considerable cash pile since an investor group led by Pirelli, the tire and cable maker, bought control of Telecom Italia from him in 2001.

Now they have established some reliable donors, but they never stop worrying about money and would like to build up a considerable cash reserve "so the panic moments don't shake the place quite as much as they can," Mr. Edelstein says.

A prominent science journal held a competition in 1911 (with a considerable cash prize) for the best essay on the topic, "What do the bad racial elements cost the state and society?" [ 40].

Portable entertainment for cars, boats and vans is one of the uses Sony suggests as a reason for plunking down the considerable cash for one of these machines.

With the emergence of computer games, the distinction between play and commerce vanished almost entirely and with the present dominance of massive multiplayer games, in which people play with each other spontaneously inside an imaginary world which can have considerable cash value, the old rules of childhood have almost disappeared.

The broker said: Corporates have amassed considerable cash piles since the financial crisis, as a result of challenging macroeconomic conditions, subdued business confidence, management risk aversion and reduced M&A opportunities.

Mr. Rove, the mastermind of Republican "super PAC" money, and Mr. Bloomberg, the billionaire mayor of New York, have injected considerable cash into this race (on opposing sides) and, as a result, have become proxies for their political allies.

They're comforted, they write, by the company's negligible debt level, considerable cash balance and the fact that the dividend remains a priority of WWE's management and board.

(Over the years institutions have raised considerable cash from showing rare pieces from their collections.

There's no other way of handling these contracts and business growth unless you have considerable cash reserves".

The financial services industry also donates considerable cash to Mr. Oxley and his political action committee, Leadership PAC 2002.