Sentence examples for narrow cash from inspiring English sources

Last week, Moody's Investors Service downgraded Detroit's bond rating, citing the city's "precariously narrow cash position and a weakened state oversight framework".

"The downgrade to Baa2 reflects a continued and growing deficit in the city's general and special revenue funds and a narrow cash position," Moody's said in its announcement last month.

Second, after a recent buying spree he has narrowed his cash position from 12% of the fund to just 3%.

Reddit's /r/btc community took the API breadcrumb as a signal that both narrowed Bitcoin Cash's looming Coinbase timeline and provided evidence that Coinbase intended to add trade options for the currency — a significant sign of adoption that would surely influence the altcoin's price across exchanges.

Despite being on the run, and suffering two gang-related attempts on his life, Tanayah says he stayed on the straight and narrow through cash-in-hand and agency work, and a strict adherence to Islam.

The money changed hands to settle a narrow dispute involving cash flows on several mortgage securities held by an investment vehicle, known as Maiden Lane II.

Our traditional understanding of currency is extremely narrow: We use cash, we use credit cards, and every once in a while, when things get really bad, we're forced to use checks.

It's that versatility that's lost here; if the first few records in the series were more varied, later ones find Cash narrowed if not quite flattened.

English Heritage said the cash narrowed the funding gap but it still had to find about a third of the cost.

As studies for the US Federal Reserve and other such bolsheviks show, cash incentives narrow people's focus and restrict the range of their thinking.

Desperate to raise cash to narrow its budget deficit, Germany said it planned to raise 15 billion euros for its 2005 budget by trimming its stakes in giants like Deutsche Post and Deutsche Telekom.