Sentence examples for cash barrier from inspiring English sources

While satellite radio and TV companies have an insanely high cash barrier to entry, any basement electronics shop can tack a relatively cheap GPS receiver onto a product and have a field day with creative applications — and with little financial risk.

To reiterate, as I've always stressed in this discussion, small firms face barriers large firms don't -- access to debt and equity markets, limited cash reserves, export barriers, and less of a cushion in hard times.

Cameron may want more Scots to own their own homes, keep more of their own cash, and remove barriers to innovation and enterprise, but this soft version of the Tory agenda has been rejected by Scots time after time at the polls.

Cash-or-nothing barrier options.

Lack of cash is a bigger barrier to the expansion of free schools.

The barriers against cash dominating our elections have already proven amazingly ineffective.

Just six short years ago, Woods was making extra cash by selling parking barriers, imported from China to local residents and businesses that needed to reserve parking spaces.

Respondents to a recent National Small Business Association survey cited cash flow as the primary barrier to investing in energy efficiency.

One of nearly 20 Division I-A football coaches to cash in after the $1 million barrier was broken a decade ago, Franchione signed a deal that will put him near $2 million a year -- another benefactor of the Bob Stoops Syndrome.

Most Chinese urban areas teem with economic activity, but on Rhode Island Avenue the places of business were few and under siege: a dismal-looking Star Pawn; a Good Ole Reliable Liquor Store; a Tony's Neighborhood Market Grocery, owned by Korean immigrants, that had thick Plexiglas barriers around the cash register.

Solar energy provides a cheaper and safer alternative to diesel generators, kerosene lamps and old batteries, but a key barrier to access is cash.