Sentence examples for cash speaks from inspiring English sources

It's simple -- the cash speaks, the people don't.

But in Congress, the energy giants have money to burn, and that cash speaks louder than threats to the earth or its inhabitants.

Mr. Cash, speaking by telephone from London, said that he and Ms. Aherne, who have been writing television comedy together for a decade, ran up against some of the same initial resistance from television executives in Britain.

Turnbull, Joyce and the employment minister, Michaelia Cash, spoke at a rally for truck owner-drivers, who say the tribunal's minimum pay order will put them out of business.

If cash is speech, reformers argue, then those with the most cash speak loudest, and progressives find this to be the fulcrum of the entire problem.

Because while Paris is long behind me, I'm still a bit sad that Destiny – this behemoth of modern shooting, this high watermark of hard cash speaking louder than innovative mechanics and enveloping storytelling – and I can't get along.

Cash always speaks louder than words.

Some of them, such as "when forced to choose between optimizing the appearance of our GAAP accounting and maximizing the present value of future cash flows, we'll take the cash flows," speak directly to Amazon's desire to remain a lean company.

He had no Chinese cash and, speaking no Chinese, couldn't make the taxi driver take him to a cash machine.

It has very little assets and no cash to speak of in the bank.

Inheriting a quantity of furniture but no cash to speak of, Dulcie found herself on her uppers.