Sentence examples for cash earned from inspiring English sources

For multinational corporations, cash earned abroad cannot easily be remitted to the United States.

Borrowing cheaply is a better financial bet than repatriating cash earned overseas and paying tax on it.

Cash earned must quickly be converted into cash spent; only marketable goods and foreign money hold their value.

We're told that the Boyzone frontman is considering investing some of the cash earned from the band's ongoing reunion tour in a racehorse.

The economy is balanced differently from the single player economy, and cash earned in one cannot be taken over to the other.

In exchange for cash earned from a day's labor, she agrees to help him locate Diego, who might live on one of several streets with the same number.

Cash earns next to nothing; 10-year gilt yields still offer less than 4% – and property has had its bounce.

Better, surely, to remain liquid, even if cash earns next to nothing, and wait for a better opportunity to turn up.

Commanders in charge of distributing these stipends often pocket the cash, earning even more for themselves while seeking to keep their hold over the fighters, who may be tempted to revert to robbery and violence in the creeks.

Unfortunately, though, borrowing at the parent while a subsidiary piles up cash earning relatively little interest isn't efficient, and Verizon Wireless is on track to pay down its own $22 billion of debt in about two years.

In another indication of tension in the money markets, banks have been depositing record sums at the European Central Bank, where the cash earns 0.25 percent interest, rather than risk lending to each other.