Sentence examples for split of cash from inspiring English sources
A dentist who signs up agrees to a 60/40 split of cash operating profits from the practice.
Startup Revvers revenue-sharing model encourages people to submit their creations by offering them a 50/50 split of the cash their videos generate.
Agilent's decision to pursue a split of the cash-generating electronic measurement group from the faster-growing life sciences and diagnostics swiftly added more than $700 million of value on Thursday.
The Radical party still suffers from splits and a shortage of cash, although its leaders hope this month's vote will mark the start of their recuperation.
The anecdote is among several that hint at personal, sometimes unconscious but still fascinating religious and cultural reasons for the manager-client split, decades before the deaths of Cash, in 2003, and Holiff, two years later.
Each of the two successor companies proposed by the government would certainly have ample resources to continue to acquire new technology, as they would split Microsoft's $21 billion nest egg of cash.
Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings each cut Belo's long-term debt ratings by one notch to junk, with Fitch arguing that the proposed split will result in the loss of "cash flows, synergies and revenue diversification" that will weaken the company's credit profile.
That, in turn, prompted Disney to make an even higher offer of $71.3 billion (split between cash and stock).
A desirable and plausible outcome would be that Vodafone gets around $60 billion to $70 billion of cash, with the rest split equally between preference shares and Verizon stock.
The off-track betting is expected to bring an infusion of cash that will be split among the jockey club, the fair and horsemen.
Lincoln and Herndon kept few records of their law business, and they split the cash between them whenever either of them was paid.
