Sentence examples for cash gauge from inspiring English sources

In October 2001, Jupiter, already seeing its cash gauge moving toward empty, agreed to be bought outright by NetRatings for $71 million.

For example, the official measure counts only cash income to gauge poverty (defined as $21,756 for a family of four in 2009).

Analysts use cash flow to gauge the performance of media companies because it focuses on the underlying business and excludes depreciation and other noncash charges.

With four-fifths of Japanese lending ultimately related to property, Americans were incredulous that banks had been foolish enough to lend against collateral for which the value could go down as up; in the United States, they said, banks lent against cash flow, the best gauge of a borrower's ability to repay a debt.

It is weighed, the quality gauged, and cash is handed over.

Earlier this month, Tesla reported that it missed its delivery target ― a key metric investors look at to gauge the cash-hungry company's success ― for the second quarter of 2016.

Ferguson's ability to gauge when to cash in on a player is renowned.

Even with all the interest-rate cuts and cash injections, the broad M2 gauge of money supply slowed to 10.1% year-on-year growth in April, the weakest figure on record.

Implications for the stability of Old Economy cash flows are impossible to gauge.

So, by using the cash flow/net income ratio as a gauge of earnings quality, you can reduce the likelihood of being burned by a profit shortfall.

Cash from operations might be a better gauge.