Sentence examples for cash became from inspiring English sources

Cattle were once the medium of exchange, but during the 20th century cash became significant.

Sharing out the oil cash became the focus of the ruling elite.

After the financial crisis, growth didn't seem to have any value – cash became not just king but emperor.

One was wealthy but little known; the other, always seemingly pressed for cash, became governor of New York.

The government spent heavily on research and development at U.S. universities during the Cold War, but new technologies developed with federal cash became government property.

Suddenly, dollars all but disappeared, and even peso cash became scarce as Argentina had to develop whole new ways to do its business.

"We are committed to making future distributions when more cash becomes available," he said.

Ms. Cash becomes the mother of four daughters, and he becomes the man skyrocketing to the top.

Too often, executives don't get actively involved in sales strategy until a revenue gap appears and cash becomes scarce.

As growth slows at the end of Stage IV or in Stage V, cash becomes a manageable factor again.

But that effectiveness depends on expectations, on credibly promising higher inflation over the medium term, so that sitting on cash becomes less attractive.