Sentence examples for destroying cash from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of protesters have attacked a bus station in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo, setting fire to a bus and destroying cash and ticket machines.

At least six people have been arrested after hundreds of protesters stormed a bus station in Sao Paulo, setting fire to a bus and destroying cash and ticket machines.

Throughout this crisis I don't recall that Cox who got rid of the uptick rule on short-selling in 2007 and then sat idly by as gangs of naked short-sellers destroyed cash-flow-positive banks–has had a word to say.

What it did largely destroy, through cash and cunning, was significant political opposition.

A US-led coairstrikeirstrike has destroyed a cash distribution site used by Islamic State militants in the Iraqi city of Mosul.

More evil than Clocky, the alarm clock that rolls away when you reach out to silence it, or the Puzzle Alarm, which makes you complete a simple puzzle before it'll go quiet, the Money Shredding Alarm Clock methodically destroys your cash unless you rouse yourself.

In a paper for the Financial Analysts Journal, Robert Novy-Marx of the University of Rochester argues that by destroying assets invested in cash a scheme can reduce its deficit by increasing the expected return on remaining assets.

A more automated system ends the "soul destroying" work of processing cash and cheques, he says.

The growth of income inequality has worsened under Obama, no one has been put in jail for destroying the economy, and cash is sloshing around elections more than ever before.

I took up World of Warcraft, which became my surrogate social life, since at least it was cheap and distracting (I've now quit!) Renting a room to a friend for some extra cash destroyed my privacy.

Just as important, the Administration must deal decisively with the insanity of mark-to-market, or so-called fair value, accounting that has forced institutions under severe pressure from regulators and accountants to maniacally mark down to absurdly low levels the value of unmarketable securities and assets, thus destroying entities that have positive cash flows.