Sentence examples for producing cash from inspiring English sources

Now and then the state was shamed into producing cash, but the locals were not necessarily pleased to see valleys flooded, gardens and olive trees ruined.

Some banks cashed in their stakes — leaving them exposed if the returns were real but producing cash they may have felt was needed at the time.

NU's marketing said that the sum of £50 a month, invested over 25 years, was producing cash payouts of more than £60,000.

And the failure to pay interest on Enron's loan was the result of the terms of the deal, in which the interest came due only when the barges began producing cash flow, something that had yet to happen.

That isn't surprising, because, while the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation was created to figure out what to do at Ground Zero, the Port Authority has been setting the parameters, and what it wants is for the site to keep producing cash.

And poverty and the resulting hunger aren't matters of bad luck; they are often a result of people buying the property of traditional farmers and displacing them, appropriating their water, energy and mineral resources, and even producing cash crops for export while reducing the people growing the food to menial and hungry laborers on their own land.

Buyout firm bosses say this reflects the need to produce cash for investors.

For J. C. Penney, shedding Eckerd will produce cash for merchandising or more department stores.

It also serves as a collecting point for locally produced cash crops (cotton, tobacco, and cocoa).

South of the Shire Highlands, however, the administration began to encourage Africans to produce cash crops from about 1910.

Agriculture is the mainstay of the economy, and the riverine floodplains produce cash crops of peanuts (groundnuts), cotton, and rice.