Sentence examples for interesting cash from inspiring English sources
"If Bernie [Ebbers] sticks to $7 billion in cap[ital] ex[penditures], holding that flat," says Liam Burke, portfolio manager for the large growth Flag Inv Communications B fund (FTEBX), which manages $319.1 million in assets, "by 2000 the company will start generating some seriously interesting cash flow the kind that in such a short period most companies can't equal".
Here's an interesting variable cash on the balance sheet.
What's particularly interesting about cash payments is that it is a major global feature which was incubated in India — but it is not the only one.
Or, maybe you aren't flying as much and rewards based on frequent flyer mileage points aren't as interesting as cash back or shopping discount programs.
When you buy a new smartphone, is the first thing you look at what the specific absorption rate (SAR) is of the device you're interesting in spending cash on?
To encourage developers to come up with new applications, MySpace also announced a competition aimed to award developers who use the new APIs in the most interesting ways with cash prizes ($50,000) and promotion on the social network.
Private shareholders often follow directors' dealings, and it is interesting that Lansdown cashed in £47m worth of shares in April, greeted favourably at the time among West Country locals because some of the cash was going into a new football stadium in Bristol.
Barry Sternlicht, the chief executive of Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide Inc., owner of the Sheraton and Westin chains, said yesterday that the company would increase property sales to cut debt and raise cash for "interesting" opportunities.
That is the most interesting feature of the cash infusion from Citadel and BlackRock.
This concern of Conrad's about being seen to cash in is interesting in all kinds of ways.
So a market will develop - pay cash, pay more interesting chunks of your own day, contribute group feeds from your buddies - anything to gain access to those higher-credit lives.
