Sentence examples for some cashflow from inspiring English sources

Bear Stearns' near collapse could cause him some cashflow problems.

Plus, bio-dad was obviously in a grind for some cashflow.

A lot of the small distilleries that sprang up a few years ago needed to generate some cashflow while their whiskeys aged; hence, white whiskey.

If Sywork can hook up an e-commerce component to what they have today, as well as bring on some well-known illustrators, it could see some serious cashflow.

Comcast is linked to 22m American households; that will ensure some reassuring cashflow to the consortium.

He went back to his friends at Google, who obliged by offering an advertising alliance that might have given Yahoo! some extra cashflow to tide it over a restructuring.

But he said: "One area of potential concern is the low cashflow that some manufacturers are reporting.

Some schools even expect their cashflow to improve: he reports that more parents would like to pay for their children's entire education in advance.

Deutsche Bank, meanwhile, warned clients to keep an eye on balance sheets across the industry as retreating earnings could leave some firms "at risk of cashflow issues".

From recruiting and interviews to conducting reviews with new members of staff, here are some of their suggestions: If cashflow is king in the startup's deck of cards, then time must be the joker – there's never enough of it.

This is because equities represent the ownership of the company itself, rather than merely some claim to a company's cashflow, which is what most assets are.