Sentence examples for burgeoning cash from inspiring English sources

Kevin S. Crutchfield, Alpha's chief executive, told DealBook in a telephone interview on Saturday that his company had spent the past several years examining how to use its burgeoning cash reserves and clean balance sheet to grow, and settled on looking for a big deal.

Just days after Illinois' new medical marijuana bill was signed into law this summer, Chicago's first medical marijuana clinic was prepping to open its doors making it among the first businesses in the area to capitalize on the burgeoning cash crop.

All three trends can be seen in the strategies of entrepreneurs who are focusing on burgeoning, often cash-oriented immigrant markets.

It has since grown into a burgeoning political operation, converting cash and outspoken support from the likes of Yelp's Stoppelman and Y Combinator partner Garry Tan into widespread credibility in the tech scene.

Faced with diminished payments by a burgeoning managed-care industry, cash-strapped hospitals fired nurses and technicians, often abruptly.

The 30 per cent mining tax on the profits of iron ore and coal miners was designed to cash in on burgeoning profits from a mineral boom fueled by Chinese industrial demand.

These conflicts were particularly evident in the burgeoning technology sector, where countless cash-strapped companies were looking to raise money and the big Wall Street banks were competing for the business of underwriting their I.P.O.s.

Mirabilis was spending considerable amounts of cash to build its burgeoning user base and keep the servers running smoothly.

Mazda hopes to cash in on the burgeoning popularity of diesel vehicles in North America, but said the delay hadn't hurt sales for the redesigned 2014 Mazda6 Diesel, which is already selling overseas.

She says despite burgeoning order books and relatively healthy cash flow, this uncertainty means many firms are still reluctant to commit to long-term investment plans, such as building a new plant or hiring permanent staff.

Vivendi raised the possibility of a partial float of Universal Studios and other American businesses to raise cash to pay off burgeoning debts, rather than an outright sale.Fish and chipsAmerica hit South Korea's Hynix with a 45% tariff on its memory chips in retaliation for what America claims are big government subsidies to the troubled chipmaker that violate WTO rules.