"lower cash flow" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which a company, individual, or other entity has less money coming in than going out, usually as a result of decreased sales or decreased investments. For example, "Several major industries have been experiencing lower cash flow due to the recent economic recession."
Higher spending to retain customers in the face of promotions from its rivals will result in lower cash flow at Nextel, he said.
At 20.2 times 2014 estimated PE, Aggreko still trades above its average multiple and this does not, in our view, reflect slowing growth, falling margins and lower cash flow return on investment.
Shares of the Mpower Communications Corporation fell 28percentt after the company forecast lower cash flow and sales, citing delays in gaining access to digital telephone lines and poor planning.
Margins are lower, cash flow dynamics are different, and dealing with hotels is a whole business in and of itself.
The firm's analysts cited concern about the lower cash flow predictions they've received from the new management that replaced ex-CEO Jean-Marie Messier Jean-Marie Messier.
Using a Japanese dataset, Hoshi, Kashyap, and Scharfstein (1991) find that firms that are part of the industrial groups display lower cash flow sensitivities.
As economic activity slows, of course, state and local debt issuers that rely on revenue — think bridge and tunnel authorities and transit systems — experience lower cash flows.
Since corporate hedging lowers cash flow volatility and therefore also the default probability, it reduces expected costs of financial distress and adds value to the firm (Brown and Toft 2002; Hahnenstein and Röder 2003; Smith and Stulz 1985; Stulz 1996).
But analysts paid more attention to Time Warner's lowered cash-flow forecast.
We cut our target price to 900p (12.2 times PE) from 1000p on higher net debt and lower free cash flow.
Brand perception reduces the overall riskiness of a firm, as strong consumer evaluations translate into lower future cash flow volatility, higher Z-scores, and better performance during recession.
