Sentence examples for emerging cash from inspiring English sources

Programs of community-based forest management (CFM) were launched in 2006 and piloted in Nam Đông (Tran et al. 2010b), but strong socio-economic dynamics linked to market forces and emerging cash crops outweigh many efforts directed at the conservation and sustainable use of remaining communally managed natural forests.

Now, as the nation continues to endure the slow, painful correction of that boom, another trend may be emerging: cash-in refinancing.

Consumers might then spot them emerging from cash machines, and soon afterwards from bank counters.

2016 In January it emerged that Cash Genie had gone into liquidation.

Then it emerged the cash had been found to repay the Piks from a mystery source, removing them from the balance sheet of United's holding company.

Nearly 1,000 small investors who put a total of £7.5m into "secured" energy bonds which promised to pay an income of 6.5% a year are unlikely to see a penny of their money back after it emerged the cash was siphoned off to an Australian company that later went bust.

In emerging economies that cash has usually come from international rescue funds.Spain's government might be able to cover the costs itself.

Heading the buy list for the week is Maxcor Financial Group, a New York-based inter-dealer brokerage firm that trades in interest rate and currency derivatives, emerging markets debt, cash deposits and municipal securities.

Adland, which, with its considerable budgets, is often more attuned to emerging sensibilities than cash-strapped publishers, has at least recognised the potential in avoiding pedantic semantics, and addressing men in the kind of language anyone with an extra Y chromosome can identify with.

Sterling looks like a relatively safe and stable storehouse for foreign cash as emerging markets wobble.

"This new loophole, moreover, will be available only to a few emerging economies with the cash to use it.