Sentence examples for expected cash surplus from inspiring English sources

Fourth-year student Rebecca Pinnington last week published an article on UCL students' website Pi Media revealing the existence of documents that included details about an expected cash surplus running into millions of pounds from university-run housing.

The only marginally bright spot was the much bigger than expected cash (PSNCR) surplus of £25bn, after reports that it would be hit by the injections of capital into the banks.

The authority's chief executive, Elliot G. Sander, has said that the authority must raise the fare now even though it expects to end the year with a cash surplus of more than $500 million.

What's more, Sweden runs a handsome cash surplus.

At one time, Cable and Wireless had a cash surplus of roughly $8 billion.

But they have a cash surplus and believe the division leaders who have repeatedly trumped them are vulnerable.

Channel 4 makes about £900m in total revenues, with a £220m cash surplus and an undrawn debt facility of £220m.

Re "New Plan for Social Security Calls for Using Cash Surplus" (news article, June 23): Let's see if I have this straight.

The remaining estimated £14m cash surplus at the time of the winding-up will be distributed to shareholders.

Hence, illiteracy reduction plays an important role for cash surplus.

Conversely, banks with a cash surplus can make extra profits by lending funds to a rival.