Sentence examples for path of cash from inspiring English sources

"Keeping a consistent path of cash generation, cutting costs, streamlining the operation, making the organization leaner — that's not very exciting," Mr. Bernabè said in his office overlooking the Corso d'Italia, a busy boulevard flanked by remnants of a 1,700-year-old 1,700-year-old 1,700-year-old

Late Saturday, Attorney General Abdul Gani Patail confirmed the receipt of the investigation documents, including bank transfer forms and flow charts, trailing the path of cash through government agencies, banks, and companies linked to 1MDB, before it allegedly wound up in Najib's personal account.

Just.me raised a $2.7 million Series A round back in 2011, and has considerably more in the bank — thanks to an additional $1.5 million in venture debt — so it's not currently looking to raise a new round (even if its funding is far more modest than Path levels of cash).

Money is one of the most reliable means of lifting people out of poverty, but I'm concerned that this particular path to cash is unsustainable.

And speaking of cash, the path to profitability for MVP.com, which was "originally three to four years," he said, "has been accelerated down to under two years".

Some companies will have left it too late to switch paths and will run out of cash.

It has purchased the mainframe rehosting business of the beleaguered company Critical Path * for an undisclosed amount of cash.

The path of golfers who have cashed in on their success by changing equipment is well-traveled and includes Phil Mickelson, who moved to Callaway from Titleist in the wake of his victory at the 2004 Masters, and McIlroy's countryman Graeme McDowell, who jumped to Cleveland and Srixon from Callaway after winning the 2010 United States Open.

We had plenty of cash, but no more path to profitability (we were profitable pre-IPO).

On-going review of PATH, a conditional cash transfer programme.

"Right now, the sense is the economy is on a path toward improvement, and there is a lot of cash sitting on the sidelines.