Cash is not plentiful at this level: the amateur players must also pay their club for the pitch, match kit, league and county fees.
That was a big victory for Mr Middelhoff, who has become frustrated by the lack of an acquisition currency other than Bertelsmann's (plentiful) cash.
Vacation spots, with their potent mixtures of broad horizons, plentiful cash and large egos, always generate a few architectural dead-ends.
He is overdrawn at the bank anddesperate when he wakes up in the middle of the night & decides to go over to the Warburtons and steal some of their plentiful cash.
Even where voting went well, as it seemed to in a village called Uke near the capital, wads of cash seemed as plentiful as the ripe mangos falling from the trees.
Cash is plentiful too plentiful, in fact.
By 1977 TCI was generating plentiful cash.
Rapid liquidation of large loans will further depress the economy, if it's not accompanied by an easing of monetary policy that makes plentiful cash available to solvent (and near-solvent) borrowers.
After burning another $5.5 billion in the fourth quarter and drawing down its once-plentiful cash cushion to $13.6 billion, Ford said it would immediately withdraw its remaining $10.1 billion in secured bank credit lines to cope with uncertainty.
But even if cash does become more plentiful, it is doubtful whether today's generation of managers will be quite so cavalier about taking it for granted.
