Sentence examples for deep cash from inspiring English sources

Only a few lenders continue to offer them, and typically to borrowers with deep cash reserves and large down payments.

With deep cash reserves and a long history of acquisitions, many analysts believe Taleo and RightNow could be the first of many cloud-centric purchases for Oracle.

Having (easily) determined flight schedules were among the most sought-after information on the web, Google dipped into its deep cash reserve and, for $700m, acquired ITA software in July 2010.

If people can't find lenders, the market breaks down because no one, except those with deep cash reserves, can buy property.

The first call is often to Silicon Valley Bank, said one venture capitalist who has a number of portfolio companies in "deep cash flow trouble".

Oversupply has also decimated earnings in memory chips for Samsung, but the electronics giant has deep cash reserves and has made it clear it's scouting for good buys amid the downturn (See "No Christmas Presents For Samsung").

Plans to demand even deeper cash savings from local radio were only dropped at the last minute, over nervousness about stations having to cut staffing and programming budgets by more than 20%.

UK box office: The Inbetweeners Movie finds itself knee deep in cash.

Anyone who wants one of Samer Halimeh's exclusive items has to dig deep for cash, wield some serious plastic — or they can pay in bitcoin.

Of course, a great crop does not mean that farmers are knee-deep in cash.

The N.F.L., which signed a $17.6 billion television deal during the off season, is hip-deep in cash.