Sentence examples for cash efficiently from inspiring English sources

"Put in the hands of so few people, it gets tougher to allocate all of that cash efficiently".

"Many times [banks and lenders] just can't lend the cash out efficiently," CEO JP Ellis told TechCrunch in an interview.

Walters believes politicians have a legitimate interest in ensuring taxpayers' cash is used efficiently, especially as associations are afflicted by "market failure".

As you may expect, The Sims 3 is all about milking EA's mighty cash cow more efficiently – so much so that you now have to click past the online store to even play the game.

An educational group set up by two city financiers wants to run more than 2,000 schools along the lines of what it claims is the model championed by the John Lewis Partnership in which staff would be part-owners of the business and take an equal share of any surplus cash generated from efficiently running a vast number of schools.

The executive was also repeatedly asked to explain the commercial rationale behind Shire establishing companies in Luxembourg and his answers included: "The commercial purpose is to allow us to have a treasury operation in Luxembourg which finances our activities"; and "the commercial purpose is for us to reinvest our cash appropriately and efficiently".

Table 2 Five stages of growth Stage Defining characteristics Existence Initial formative stage, not too sure of customers, products, services etc. Survival Establishes as a workable business entity, having few customers and keeping them satisfied with its products/services Success Grown large enough, requires functional groups to be run efficiently, sufficient cash etc.

By knowing the details of your cash flow you can efficiently run your day-to-day operations and confidently respond to new business opportunities.

Of Passion's £37.5 million, £25 million is from the UK government – but it's hard to see how this cash could be invested more efficiently.

"The industry is now much more professional and more commercial, more aware of the need to conserve cash, capital, to use it efficiently and, crucially, marketing also has improved immensely".

But the company denied that the use of its Maltese financing subsidiary, Scaris Ltd, was designed to avoid paying tax in Britain and was just a way of borrowing cash to fund British investment "more efficiently".