Sentence examples for robust cash flow from inspiring English sources

For both Afren and Premier Oil, significant production growth in 2012 coincides with higher oil prices, delivering robust cash flow generation.

That robust cash flow is being used to pay down Yell's still sizable debts, which totaled £2.4 billion on March 31.

Mr. Pecker, whose company is jointly owned by Evercore Partners and the Thomas H. Lee Company, had hoped to use the robust cash flow of American Media's tabloids (like The National Enquirer) and the credibility of the more recently acquired Weider health and fitness magazines to take the company into the stock market.

"The sale of thermal coal should help secure a robust cash flow in 2009.

He's encouraged by the company's robust cash flow, dominant market leadership position and broad product line-up.

On Thursday a Citigroup analyst said the company's robust cash flow should be enough to maintain the payout and take care of the Gulf Coast cleanup efforts.

For all its woes, the retailer's operations have until recently produced reasonably robust cash flows.

Some analysts, however, note that EMC currently has robust cash flows, which could support the merged entity and help service and pay off the debt that Dell will have to take on to finance the deal.

Simon Fox, chief executive of Trinity Mirror, said: "Our transformation programme continues to make good progress and we are beginning to see tangible signs that our strategy is delivering with improving revenue trends, strong growth in digital audience and continued tight management to the cost base, contributing to robust cash flows with falling leverage".

2) High prices for oil and natural gas are fueling robust cash flows for energy producers.

So I am sticking with quality companies: the slow-and-steady Eddies with the sturdy franchises, deep economic moats (protecting them from competition) and robust cash flows that enable them to hold firm in a slowing economy.