Sentence examples for for example the cash from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, the cash prize.

For example, the cash for a bid would come from the sale of Vodafone's stake in Verizon Wireless.

For example, the cash ratio at Paychex — cash and short-term investments as a percent of total assets — has more than doubled, from less than 30percentt in 1988 to more than 70percentt by last summer.

Arguing that Fifa's one-member, one-vote system is what causes corrupt practices in football is like arguing that corruption scandals in British politics (for example, the "cash for access" sting that suckered Malcolm Rifkind and Jack Straw) are the result of each constituency in the country electing a single MP regardless of population or historical importance.

For example, the cash price might be $4.04 per gallon, versus $4.10 for those using credit.

For example, the cash Johnson received from the Financial Services Roundtable PAC on August 27 and the American Bankers Association PAC on July 8 and July 30 came from, amongst others, hardcore Treasury bailout beneficiaries such as JP Morgan Chase, SunTrust, Bank of America, Regions Financial, Zions and First Horizon.

For example, the line item "Cash" on the balance sheet has a very specific meaning: It's the cash the company has, either in the bank or under its mattress.

For example, the government hands cash, in ever bigger quantities, to manufacturers of nitrogen-based fertilisers.

For example, if the cash value of food stamps were accounted for, there would have been 1.7m fewer poor people in 2007.

Helida, for example, used the cash transfer she got to build a new house.

For example, having the cash for an upfront down payment on a car or a house may enable you to pay lower interest rates and save significant amounts of money.