Sentence examples for generating less cash from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Boston Scientific is also generating less cash than it had forecast from its drug-coated stent business.

Their tenants were generating less cash, which means they were receiving less in rents from the tenants, which means the asset value is worth less, which means the opportunity even in a good market to get favorable terms and restructure debt is less.

The harmonizing money machine of 'N Sync, though it sold more tickets than Ms. Turner did, generated less cash, coming in second with $76.4 million.

That's because the Bells' wireless arms recapture only a fraction of the cord-cutters, and wireless subscribers generate less cash flow to begin with.

When a company is doing just fine, everyone wants to put their money into it, which is ironic because it only generates less cash-on-cash returns for everyone.

Among the considerations will be how these American media companies will fit within Vivendi as it reorganizes around its French roots; whether it is worth hanging onto the American entertainment assets, given that they generate much less cash than do Vivendi's other businesses; and whether Vivendi Universal Entertainment has the power to compete with rivals as a stand-alone company, analysts said.

They suggest that, even in 2015, two years from now, Twitter will generate less than two billion dollars in revenues, and less than four hundred million dollars in cash flow.

They generate less air and water pollution.

This was possible because S.B.A. loans permit a bank to keep less cash in reserve and can be sold on a secondary market to generate still more cash for the bank.

In other words, same dash, less cash.

Yet less cash is available these days.