Sentence examples for cash distinguished from inspiring English sources

Kokayi, male, CTC member Second, informants argued that the programme, through its provision of cash, distinguished itself from other programmes by giving people a sense of control over their lives.

It's those qualities that distinguish "Cash" from most American fare of this genre — and keep it watchable.

Post- Citizens United, the political world is awash in cash and distinguishing between scandalous-but-legal and illegally scandalous attempts by the wealthy to influence public officials is becoming increasingly difficult.

Fashion Publicist by day and DJ by night, Kitty Cash is a young, female, NY native distinguished by her eclectic music taste.

Cash, in commercial use, coins and bank notes, as distinguished from promissory notes, drafts, and other forms of obligations payable.

In one brochure, for example, the company distinguished a policy's "accumulation fund" from its "cash value".

Not only may China have funnelled cash to the White House and to congressmen; it has retained distinguished elder statesmen to represent its interests.

Furthermore, the database must distinguish between cash and credit transactions.

Individuals and commercial establishments usually distinguish between cash on hand, meaning money in their own possession, and deposits left with an agent such as a bank.

Asquith et al. (1994) and Giroud et al. (2012) divide crisis causation into cash flow components by distinguishing between such internal causes as high leverage or weak operating performance, and such external causes as industry decline.

Distinguishing between cash gifts and art gifts – both of which are extraordinary benefactions -- helps clarify the museum's difficult situation.