Sentence examples for some cash flow from inspiring English sources

Still, there may be some cash flow in a repeat performance.

"The shows were generating some cash flow for a while," Mr. Sawyer said of his earnings from "Frankie and Johnny" and "Urinetown".

He decided to get some cash flow out of his holdings and sold 20 percent of his Raiders to three investors for $150 million.

"Since these companies are structurally loss-making ones, there could be some cash flow issues" and "transfer disruptions" that could lead to international suppliers refusing "to unload cargo in the last shortage crisis".

To get some cash flow, he remade ILM into a service company.

And by eliminating debt through recent conversions, it has eased up some cash flow.

Definition 24 takes into account the fact that the cash flows of A t and −A t (and perhaps also some cash flows associated with the corresponding adjustments (mathcal {X}^{t}) and (mathcal {Y}^{t})) offset one another and thus only the residual cash flows need to be accounted for when computing the price at which the contract (mathcal {C} ) can be unwound by the hedger at time t.

Sponsors have been late to pay their debts, causing some cash-flow issues.

How would you handle this? — Perplexed, Tenn .A. Since your child is already at least in his second year and receiving a need-based grant – and you indicate some cash-flow issues — you would probably be better off waiting to contribute to such a retirement plan until after you are out of the base income years affecting aid.

Brady Ellison wasn't alone among the American Olympic hopefuls in thinking that he was due for some long-deserved attention, and maybe some more cash flow to subsidize his year-round training.

"But it does give them some more cash flow, and they are reinvesting that in advertising their domestic brands".