Sentence examples for atms from inspiring English sources

British cash cards may not be accepted at several ATMs.

Of course, it felt as if we had money back then; it's just that we were getting this cash either as credit or by using our houses as ATMs.

Whatever IT budget they may have is likely to be spent largely on ensuring that ATMs go on spewing cash.

Some rural branches and ATMs rely on solar energy and satellite phone connections.New technology also helps.

These are often used in further crimes, such as breaking open automated teller machines (ATMs) which have been stolen from outside supermarkets and banks.

The bank is modest in size: as of last November it had just €6.3 billion ($8.3 billion) in assets, 33,400 accounts and 13 ATMs (for use by its own clients, which comprise religious organisations and individuals, Holy See lay employees and foreign countries' embassies).

Other countries, such as Finland, where there are only 35 ATMs per 100,000, are more high-tech financially.

For instance, although Germany's digital money readiness is high, the "cashless intensity" of its economy is relatively low.It is not just Germans who love cash and coins: in Australia there are 166 ATMs per 100,000 people, according to World Bank data.

But it is easy to forget the vastness and backwardness of much of India: some villages are still waiting for electricity, though mobile ATMs make periodic appearances on the back of a truck.Never say dieThere are conflicting views on whether there are circumstances in which the protection of banking systems can be justified.

In some Brazilian cities "lightning kidnappings", in which victims are nabbed and then forced at gunpoint to withdraw cash from multiple ATMs, are the most frequent type.

Mr Reed's boldness might eventually have brought rewards as did his huge spending on ATMs, which initially meant huge losses.Despite the infighting, strategic mishaps and delays in integration, Citigroup has prospered, with both profits and the share price soaring.