Sentence examples for poor cash from inspiring English sources

Many are poor cash generators.

Poor cash flow is often in evidence.

Companies whose credit ratings fall usually have poor cash flow.

Yet it makes news when a charity simply gives the poor cash.

Reformers argue that India should move toward giving the poor cash or food stamps as the United States, Mexico and other countries have done.

Lewis says: "I have long suspected the merits of cash were underplayed by traditional research, which compares poor cash rates with often exaggerated gains on investments in shares".

In my twenties, I felt poor: cash-poor and time-poor (I wasn't, of course, just vain), so I'd get a Sainsbury's or Co-op own-brand double-pepperoni number from the shop on my way home.

Lifestyle differentials in sub-Saharan Africa largely revolve around the distinction between village life, in which households exist primarily in agricultural subsistence economies, and more urbanised lifestyles in small market towns and particular sectors of larger cities, where households do not have appreciable land and people generally live in extremely poor cash-based economies.

Some 38 per cent of respondents below the living wage say they have poorer cash availability now than a month ago, compared with 27 percent of those earning above, indicating that the recovery is failing to benefit those most in need.

(Valleywag) Revamps/relaunches/redesigns - MAMA is a new online magazine for "time-poor, cash-rich UK mums".

The biggest conflict of all between the forest-rich but cash-poor countries and the forest-poor, cash-rich ones bodes ill for international dialogue.