Sentence examples for serious cash flow problems from inspiring English sources

Municipalities like New York City, which depend on state finances to fill their needs, could face serious cash flow problems.

The United States Postal Service is having some serious cash flow problems which are forcing them to consider major cutbacks.

But the company, which is backed by Chinese entrepreneur Jia Yueting, appears to be facing serious cash flow problems.

The company expects to reach profitability in Year 2 and does not anticipate any serious cash flow problems.

The company expects to reach profitability in year 2 and does not anticipate any serious cash flow problems.

In many countries, not only are these funds insufficient, but they are also released in an untimely fashion, thereby creating serious cash flow problems for district health managers.

With serious cash-flow problems, should they form a business relationship with a leading Japanese manufacturer of computer games, managed by a Mr Ota?

Rogol estimates that, out of around 700 solar-power firms that his company monitors, 200 are facing serious cash-flow problems, while another 140 may run into problems.

First, if the federal payments they rely on for everything from Medicaid to highway construction are interrupted, states that are still recovering from the recession could face serious cash-flow problems.

At best, the NHL's New Jersey Devils franchise has serious cash-flow problems.

But Hearts announced this week that uncertainty over the club's future has led to a serious cash-flow problem.