Sentence examples for cash pool from inspiring English sources
That has created a potential cash pool of millions of dollars that could transform grass-roots organizations into powerful lobbying blocs.
The increase would slightly augment his cash pool for general expenses, pay for an extra flight or three, or help him afford a personal trainer if he desired one.
The company's market cap before the rise was $5.5bn, and almost one-fifth of the shares are owned by Carl Icahn, an activist investor who frequently makes headlines haranguing Apple to use its cash pool to buy back shares.
The creation of the fund comes on the heels Apple's recently announced iFund, a $100 million cash pool launched in partnership with Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers to fund applications for BlackBerry rival iPhone.
While bankers say that some of the cash pool is probably being managed by the investment banks that so aggressively wooed the fund in its early days, they say it is also likely that the bulk of the assets have been kept in Libya's liquidity-rich banking system — a reflection of the country's long experience with Western-imposed sanctions.
He hopes the attraction to big clubs of being able to follow the continental model of blooding young players in a competitive B team and the prospect for Football League clubs of a £30m cash pool per season will be enough to sway the undecided.
Cyber-thieves have put up cash pools for vulnerabilities they can exploit with viruses and other malicious programs.
Similarly, business confidence in the U.S. has been sorely tested by federal legislation and mandates that have led most to sit on swelling cash pools or to move abroad for new hires and fixed assets.
It may also be that Salesforce simply didn't want to pay the money to get Apttus, which is a $100 million company and the SteelBrick acquisition was a way to dip their toe in the quote-to-cash pool with a much smaller player, Leary explained.
Slightly fewer employees shared the cash bonus pool in 2011, but the total pool was also 14% smaller, at $19.7 billion.
There, the comptroller's report was not encouraging, saying that a survey it took earlier in the year suggested that Wall Street's total cash bonus pool for 2012 was likely to decline for the second consecutive year.
