Sentence examples for cash producing from inspiring English sources

Moreover, by stripping out cash producing a slender return in this low interest rate world, its earnings per share will be boosted by 9%.

Countries such as Mexico, Brazil, Russia and South Korea – whose postwar industries had either withered, or been state-directed to the point of strangulation – began, with the help of the flood of globalised private cash, producing their own accessible films that could fight for multiplex space and bigger audiences.

KMP is the main cash producing asset for KMI and already receives generous distributions from KMP.

The company has virtually no debt and $62 million in cash, producing $30 million in operating cash flow in 2003.

Instead of investing in stocks, some funds kept as much as half their assets in cash, producing little or no return for investors who thought they were putting their money to work in the stock market.

Free cash flow is cash produced by operations minus capital expenditures on plant, property and equipment.

Coming at a time when peasant cash incomes were falling and indebtedness was widespread, the decision to require that taxes be paid in cash produced considerable tension.

His analysis involved 21 years' worth of data, and his headline finding was that the savings account cash produced a higher return than the tracker in 57% of the 192 five-year investment periods beginning each month from 1 January 1995 to the present.

The only people who will benefit from this ginned-up political food fight are the permanent class of professional political consultants who will rake in huge fees to advise Democrats and Republicans on how to spend their new-found cash, produce a slew of new attack ads, and take fat commissions placing those ads on TV.

The interviewees expressed that reindeer herding has always been 'up against it', and that the value generated by the reindeer industry counts for little in comparison to the ready cash produced by other industrial sectors: that reindeer herding is not valued in Sweden today, not considered important.

All in all, while this week's first-half financial results were good news for creditors, shareholders can expect lower free-cash flows in the future, due to the sale of high cash flow producing assets.