Sentence examples for lead to cash from inspiring English sources

Since our final payment was tied to delivery, this could lead to cash flow problems.

Money flowing out of saving deposits and into wealth management products poses a potential threat to banking stability because it reduces the amount of money banks have on hand to lend and could lead to cash pressures, analysts warn.

But investigating new uses for already-existing inexpensive medicines does not lead to cash flow.

What matters is that the state had put him in that position by creating a test whose results meant nothing to those being tested -- but could lead to cash bonuses for schools doing well.

She said no links on the site led to Cash Converters' Personal Finance page and said it was clearly branded.

The idea, officials said, was to "force the families to look upon the girl as an asset rather than a liability since her very existence has led to cash inflow to the family".

The Welsh regions were expecting to share £800,000, and say the delay led to cash flow problems.

The sweeping power of governors to grant leniency, which has led to cash-for-clemency scandals in the past, has seldom received the degree of attention being paid to President Bill Clinton's last-minute pardons.

On this route, the British Airways ticket isn't as valuable because the carrier requires more miles than United does to reach a status level that leads to cash-equivalent benefits.

But he said such a situation could rapidly lead to a cash shortfall.

Customer demand may be high for a company's product, but mistimed spending can lead to a cash crunch.