Sentence examples for cash break from inspiring English sources

"We fired 5,000 out of 16,000 people, restructured the company to get to cash break even and got new financing.

Burk said DryShips has the highest cash break even cost in the industry with its Capesize clocking in at $14,500 per day, due to its high levels of debt, interest, and administrative costs.

Hollywood's true power equation is as slippery as the punctuation of a phrase in the clause of your contract that defines "cash break-even".

W. Leo Kiely III, Molson's chief executive, left, said the decision to operate Kaiser at "at least a cash break-even pace" was intended to minimize financial risk to the parent company.

Positively, absolutely cash break-even right now? Horowitz: That's right!

Although the company has alway been known as a high cost producer, it could become the lowest cash break-even name from 2017 and beyond, asserts Todd.

"Too much cash breaking your back?

The flood of cash broke all records for the civil liberties organization, which usually raises about $4 million a year from online donations, Romero told USA Today.

We've become enamored of numbers: how many bullets and shells expended in a given operation; the exit velocity of Hellfires; the hang-time of drones; the ratio of enemy KIA to collateral deaths; desertion rates of the National Army compared to 2005; and the exact amount of squandered and/or missing cash broken down on a warlord-by-warlord basis.

Many major stars are now getting "CB zero" or "cash-break zero" deals.

It stands for "cash-break zero," and refers to an arrangement under which the star or filmmaker begins collecting a share of profits after the studio has reached the break-even point.