Sentence examples for cash to settle from inspiring English sources

The cast members then demanded lump sums of cash to settle their grievances.

Retirees turning their back on the housing market in the pursuit of ready cash to settle debts are paying the price in accommodation costs, the latest figures suggest.

Some used mineral rights in lieu of cash to settle debts during hard times — trading some acres to banks to satisfy a mortgage.

Sun Microsystems, Microsoft's other arch rival, has also filed a private antitrust suit, which will most likely take more than cash to settle.

In a separate development, Conseco agreed to pay $120 million in cash to settle a securities class-action lawsuit relating to the statement of financial results for 1999.

Last year American said it had received an undisclosed amount of cash to settle with another distribution company, Sabre Holdings, after a jury trial had begun in Texas state court.

The Fed had to jump in, lending A.I.G. $20.5 billion in cash just to settle those securities-lending trades.

But in what probably rates as one of the more unorthodox career moves for a philosophy professor, Reddam, in the mid-1990s, started a mortgage lending business and later entered a field with its own brutal logic and dubious ethics: high-risk, high-interest loans for people who needed cash fast to settle bills, pay for home repairs or take a vacation.

Faced with this evidence, News International changed their position, started offering huge cash payments to settle the case out of court, and finally paid out £700,000 in legal costs and damages on the condition that Taylor signed a gagging clause to prevent him speaking about the case.

Mr Cook was also quizzed about how "flexible" he would be about the idea of using part of the firm's $110bn £68bnn) cash pile to settle some of its patent disputes.

You win a bet, but the loser does not have enough cash on him to settle it.