Sentence examples for cash design from inspiring English sources

Soon enough, no matter how conservative your spending, you will burn through the cash Design Home gave you to begin with, and you will find yourself sheepishly, sheepishly purchasing the absolute cheapest white side table the game offers, a hideously small ceramic elephant which somehow still costs like $300, because you literally have to put it in the room to finish the challenge.

"This is an injection of cash designed to stimulate the sector in tough times.

We know the poor are short of cash; we design for that (most of the time).

The cash balance design gave companies a way to reduce their pension liability to older employees, who in traditional plans earned the biggest part of their benefits in their later years.

Morgan Library Keychain braille imprinter for marking cash, from "Designing for the Blind".

And the benefits for workers at companies would be more affordable than the pensions public workers get because of the cash-balance design.

Verdict: The promised extra cash is designed to counter Labour charges that the quality of NHS care would deteriorate under the Tories.

Cash payouts designed to compensate the poor for increasing fuel and food prices backfired; subsidies were doled out to almost everyone, and the government ended up paying out more than it gained from higher prices.

GKN climbed 6p to 94.5p as it revealed that 95% of its shareholders had supported its 50p a share cash call, designed to cut the engineering group's debt by raising £423m.

Mr. Garriott serves on the board of the foundation (along with the media mogul Arianna Huffington and the Google co-founder Larry Page, among others), which offers cash prizes designed to spur innovative solutions to some of the world's most complicated problems, including creating oil-eating bacteria and sending a robot to the moon.

As presented by Dr. Beth Williams-Plunkethe the body image improvement program developed by Dr. Thomas E. Cash seems designed to replace low self-esteem with stereotypical standards of feminine thought and behavior ("A New Body Politic: Learning to Like the Way We Look," July 18).