Sentence examples for outstanding cash from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, announced that, in an effort to account for his nation's "black money," the two largest Indian bills, the five-hundred-rupee and thousand-rupee notes — which together make up eighty-six per cent of outstanding cash — would immediately be retired as legal tender.

Thomas Lee will pay about seven times earnings before taxes and other items, a "very attractive price" for a company with "outstanding" cash flow, said Tony DiNovi, a managing director of Thomas Lee. "Michael Foods has a great management team, a solid strategy and good growth markets," Mr. DiNovi said.

But the balance sheet is impeccable, and outstanding cash flow supports tremendous R&D and possibly a biotechnology acquisition.

Exasperated by continued late payment, one Hearts player, Ryan Stevenson, told the club he would not return until outstanding cash was paid to him.

Based on the $14.60 closing price of Biovail's American shares on Friday, the stock component comes to about $1.97 billion, and based on Valeant's 75.69 million shares outstanding, the cash component amounts to $1.27 billion.

Enterprise value is a firm's market value plus debt outstanding, minus cash.

The enterprise multiple is the enterprise value (market value of common stock plus debt outstanding, minus cash) divided by operating income (income before depreciation, amortization, interest and taxes).

One handy tool for answering this question is enterprise value, which is a firm's market value, plus debt outstanding, minus cash.

It has an enterprise multiple of 13 meaning its enterprise value (market value of common, plus debt outstanding, minus cash) is 13 times operating income (net before depreciation, interest and taxes).

Hewlett-Packard, for one, said it is doing buybacks to maintain the number of shares outstanding after employees cash in their stock options.

But their campaign committees must continue to file statements with the F.E.C. so long as they have outstanding loans or cash on hand, even those representing candidates who pulled out of the race before the first primary.