Sentence examples for cash reflecting from inspiring English sources

The terms are less attractive than NiSource's October offer of $74 a share in cash, reflecting a decline in utility stocks that led rivals to drop out of the bidding.

Prompt Mailers, a $9 million printing and direct mail company on Staten Island with 85 employees, bought a competitor in January for about $50,000 in cash, reflecting the value of the company's equipment.

These are better than returns on cash, reflecting the greater risk to the capital invested.

Hong Kong-based Hutchison Telecom will get $10.9 billion in cash, reflecting retention and closing adjustments agreed between the two companies, Vodafone said in a statement.

Where people put their cash reflects what they think and desire.

Dr. Alex Hoffmann, the billionaire hedge fund manager protagonist who is making the pitch for their cash, reflects: "He was remembering now why he didn't like the rich: their self-pity.

For now, the flood of customer cash reflects the strong demand for the Model S, which Tesla says will be able to go from zero to 60 miles per hour in 5.6 seconds.

The team's willingness to put up so much cash reflects a significant change from the team's earlier proposals for a new stadium during the administration of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, when the Yankees offered to pay half the construction cost, and appears to have enhanced its prospects with the Bloomberg administration.

But Enron has been seeking to sell Portland General for cash -- reflecting, local critics say, its deteriorating financial condition.

"In a year of unexpected events and distractions, we ended 2014 with double-digit revenue growth, solid earnings growth and strong cash flow, reflecting the fundamental strengths of our company," said John Donahoe, president and CEO of eBay.

"Based on current prices, the stock is trading at the lower end of its historical price-to-cash-flow range, reflecting robust cash-flow per share growth over the last two years.