Sentence examples for operational cash from inspiring English sources

John Shepherd-Barron, who has died aged 84, was the inventor of the first operational cash machine.

The two said that the new company, which will keep the Republic Services name, would generate $1.7 billion in operational cash flow.

"This transaction is our last significant asset disposal and will deliver on our commitment to eradicate operational cash burn and maximise shareholder value," he told shareholders.

As scary as it may be, "good enough" needs to be balanced with the financial realities of burning through your operational cash.

The government has also launched a consultation on a new "national funding formula" to even out disparities between the operational cash distributed to schools in different areas.

"The board is focused on delivering shareholder value and we see a strong future for Premier Foods with its leading category positions, great brands and strong operational cash flows".

"Completion of our operational milestones confirms our confidence in delivering our commitment to materially increase operating cash flow in 2014". he said.

It's just not clear yet given all the operational and cash needs throughout EBX that even Mr. Esteves can make the math work.

He said on Thursday he was "encouraged by the further progress we have made, especially on a number of key operational measures, cash flow and costs".

Therefore, for the sake of avoiding further confusion in the future, we recommend to discard this term and instead use the operational phrase "CASH lineages" (Baurain et al. 2010) to agnostically designate the independent groups of "complex algae with red plastids" (Petersen et al. 2006).

Despite a succession of glitches with its Dreamliner aircraft, chairman and chief executive Jim McNerney said the moves reflected its operational performance, increasing cash flow and confidence in the future.