Sentence examples for less cash flow from inspiring English sources

THE future looks more challenging for Saks, Dillard's and Nordstrom because they have lower sales volume and less cash flow, Mr. Exstein said.

In fact, however, there was a very strong one: on average, $1 of exclusions in a given report of pro forma earnings was associated with a total of $1.34 less cash flow over the subsequent three years.

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.

Less inflation means less cash flow in nominal terms, and businesses and households pay debts in nominal dollars, not "real" dollars.

Or if they didn't go under, that they just have less cash flow; that means that they would be mothballing projects, and that would be great".

In general, a company that has a lot of assets and high operating costs has less cash flow than a similar business with less assets and a lower operating cost.

The Socialists are struggling to improve poorly staffed and equipped state hospitals and, at the same time, launch a family health service.But there will be less cash flowing from Brussels, as subsidies paid to Greek farmers shrink.

One is the peg ratio, which compares the price-to-earnings multiple to the long-term earnings growth rate of a company; another is the ratio of enterprise value (the market value of a company's debt and equity, less cash) to cash flow.

Markets are also viewed as willing to sell random cash flows if the resulting price less the cash flow is market acceptable.

Murchie avoids MLPs whose reported earnings don't exceed their dividends even though industry executives protest that earnings mean less than cash flow, or earnings before depreciation and other noncash charges.

It will help you make through those initial days of business set up, when sales volume is less and cash flow too is restricted.