Sentence examples for shrinking cash flow from inspiring English sources

In a deflationary economy, a family that borrows money to buy a house may well find itself having to pay fixed mortgage payments out of a shrinking paycheck; a business that borrows to finance investment may well find itself having to pay a fixed interest bill out of a shrinking cash flow.

This week it admitted this will now reach £800m by the end of this year as a result of shrinking cash flows caused by the loss of the contract for tagging prisoners, a fall in contract volumes from the Australian immigration service and rising costs on other contracts.

Lately, Clear Channel has been adding to its debt even as its cash flow is shrinking.

There is also concern that ITV's operating cash flow is shrinking over time.

"Traditional media executives are doing a superb job of milking cash flow out of shrinking businesses, but you can't save your way to prosperity," says Blodget.

But David Tice, a portfolio manager of the Prudent Bear Fund in Dallas, says operating cash flow margins are shrinking — an estimated 40.3% in the first nine months of 1997 — down from 42% in 1995.

However, tontines do not have to be structured the historical way, i.e. with a constant cash flow shared amongst a shrinking group of survivors.

Mr. Leavy expects that some satellite assets will be spun off, shrinking the valuation gap, and he anticipates improving cash flow at Fox, driven by higher syndication revenue.

By next year, as cash flow grows, that ratio could shrink to about 2.4, Mr. Bourkoff said.

Dell's fourth-quarter operating margin shrank to 4.88percentt from 5.81percentt a year earlier, while its cash flow from operations was reduced to $1.44 billion from $1.84 billion.

Cash flow remains positive, but it is shrinking, and the company faces significant debt payments over the next 13 months, so it has taken several steps to raise cash.