Sentence examples for cash war from inspiring English sources
The cash war chest was highlighted in February, when Mr. Buffett told investors he was on the hunt for acquisitions.
Conservative estimates suggest Reckitt's cash war chest will reach £1bn by the end of this year, fuelling speculation that the firm could pursue a takeover of London-listed SSL International, the firm behind Durex condoms.
Despite UTC's $2 billion cash war chest and solid balance sheet, few prime targets are left.
When sales drop, he plows some of Applied Materials' vast $3 billion cash war chest into research and development.
Google, too, has an enormous cash war chest of $33 billion and has made substantial billion-dollar plus acquisitions in the past for YouTube and DoubleClick.
And with drastically shrinking market share, slow growth and big cash war chests on their balance sheets, we'll be sure to see a lot more of it.
By the summer of 1940, the new British prime minister, Winston Churchill, was warning that his country could not pay cash for war materials much longer.
Isn't this even better?" The cash cow WAR HORSE — the British-born production about a boy and the equine love of his life — features Broadway's most charismatic leading man: a life-size stallion puppet that makes little girls swoon and grown men cry.
In cold cash, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have cost American taxpayers $1.4 trillion.
Vincent" stars Murray as curmudgeonly, cash-strapped war veteran who becomes an unlikely mentor to the boy next door (newcomer Jaeden Lieberher) while the kid's single mom (Melissa McCarthy) is at work.
The oil revenue, meanwhile, has provided the Sudanese government with the cash to wage war.
