Sentence examples for reduced cash flow from inspiring English sources

The revision was because of "weaker demand, contract renegotiation, reduced cash flow, geopolitical turmoil and increased resource nationalism," it said.

The revision was owing to "weaker demand, contract renegotiation, reduced cash flow, geopolitical turmoil and increased resource nationalism," it said.

In reviewing company operations, Mr. Haughton said that the failure of air traffic growth to materialize last year, the energy crisis and the impact in deferring airplane orders had reduced cash flow and caused the company to negotiate an extension of its $650‐million bank credit line to 1977 and to seek the additional shortterm credits.

This means reduced cash flow to fund CAPEX, which in turn further widens the network capability gap.

"The conference call was different this time," says Cynthia Brumfield of Broadband Intelligence, Bethesda, Md ."In the past it's been broadband, broadband, broadband; but this time, they played down broadband, and there was grumbling about reduced cash flow and increased expenses and discussion about getting costs under control.

The results mark a surprising reversal for Viacom, which reported a 41% earnings drop in the previous quarter amid disappointing film receipts and reduced cash flow at Blockbuster.

Lenz's owner, Peter Carroll, lets the wine develop in the cellar for many years, tying up capital and reducing cash flow.

Some of that risk includes AT&T's declining consumer business, the possibility that the costs of blending the companies could reduce cash flow and SBC's taking on $6 billion of AT&T's net debt.

AT THE first whiff of recession, a company's knee-jerk reaction is to cut costs chop inventory, staff, capital-spending plans, anything you can lay your hands on that does not immediately reduce cash flow.

"Spin-offs often come at a price to creditors since they can weaken the business risk profile or reduce cash flow of the parent entity without a corresponding reduction in debt," said Standard & Poor's credit analyst Allyn Arden.

Calpine Chief Financial Officer Robert D. Kelly said the accounting changes won't accelerate debt payments or reduce cash flow.