Sentence examples for cash meaning from inspiring English sources

Because of the turmoil in financial markets, even the biggest bidders may have difficulties raising the necessary cash, meaning that the auction may not generate much more than $10 billion, the sum of all the reserve prices.

Retailers have found that persistent price cuts have proved essential to persuade bargain-hunting households to part with cash, meaning the value of sales in July was down 0.2% compared with June.

Its chairman, Lyndon Guiseppi, explained that, while the bank was financially robust, there was a short-term squeeze on cash meaning it would struggle to pay a $3.3m court judgment.

Corporate balance sheets are awash in cash, meaning either dividend increases or stock buybacks.

This is despite the fact that stocks tend to outperform cash, meaning the returns you get if your Isa is invested in the stock market could be much higher.

In a statement, Oklahoma Attorney General E. Scott Pruitt said driver Torell Wallace and his 17-year-old passenger had initially claimed an ownership interest in the cash, meaning they were prepared to challenge the seizure.

They chose the cash option, meaning the group will get more than $49 million before taxes.

Seventy per cent of banknotes reach the public via the UK's 63,000 cash machines, meaning the £5 note is under-represented.

Capital spending of most companies buying high-tech equipment is now significantly higher than their cash flow, meaning they have to borrow.

The man, Raynald Holder, who held the lone winning ticket from the multistate game's June 2 drawing, chose the cash option, meaning he will receive $26,689,373 before the 25 percent federal withholding tax, lottery officials said Friday.

Under a law that Bill Clinton squeaked through on his way out, Cuba purchases food and medicine from us on a cash basis, meaning, bizarrely, that a lot of the chicken in the arroz con pollo consumed on the island by Canadian tourists is raised in the Midwest — the embargo/blockade has always been messy when you lean in close).