Sentence examples for lowering cash from inspiring English sources

Mr. Feinberg countered by lowering cash payments and awarding more stock.

The government had been moving toward easing through the winter, lowering cash reserve requirements for banks in November and most recently in February, so that the banks could lend more.

Early-stage investors are beginning to dole out their advice on lowering cash burn (something that happens every time they see the beginning of the end of the beginning of the end).

For companies that don't need to raise additional capital now, they can focus on building a sustainable business, in many cases by doggedly improving the productivity and efficiency of the model and lowering cash burn so they have enough runway to hit big milestones before raising again.

In addition to axing the gala concert, the organization will lower cash prizes for audition winners to $2,000 from $5,000.

Aside from taking out mortgages on their properties, other REITs have recently sold stock or lowered cash dividends to hang onto money they can use to retire debt.

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.

More alarming to many analysts was BlackBerry's announcement that it had used about $500 million in cash to stay operating during the last quarter, lowering its cash holdings to $2.6 billion.

In the long run, lower GDP would likely mean lower cash levels of public spending.

"In the long run, lower GDP would likely mean lower cash levels of public spending," it said.