Sentence examples for surging cash from inspiring English sources

Today, the collective amount of money that Wall Street banks are pumping into Internet start-ups, on top of the surging cash piles from venture capital groups, hedge funds and private equity, is a major concern for some investors.

With share prices now surging and huge cash reserves shouting to be spent, one might expect bosses to feel romantic.

After surging this year on cash-for-clunkers incentives in many countries, car sales in Western Europe are expected to drop 5 to 6percentt next year, according to Credit Suisse.

Controversial payday lender Wonga earned profits of more than a million pounds a week last year as surging numbers of cash-strapped Britons turned to its high-interest loans.

Second, consumption demand is surging in the cash-rich emerging markets and Middle East.

He was right: Free cash surged 470% in 2004.

Dwindling stock is being driven by commercial property being converted to residential use as landlords seek to cash in on surging London house prices, which in turn drives up the cost of commercial rents due to supply and demand.

VIST has just started breaking ground for an additional assembly plant of its own, to accommodate its new and more complex product lines.The ability to grow easily in Zelenograd has helped VIST cash in on surging demand for high-performance home computers in Russia.

The city is in the grip of an investment boom as the energetic crown prince, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, seeks to cash in on surging demand for tourism, technology and finance in Dubai.The latest punt is Dubailand, a tourist city costing $4.9 billion, that is meant to help attract 15m visitors a year to Dubai by 2010; last year some 4.8m people came, up by one-third since 2001.

With the campaign drifting, the Cheneys called for a surge — of cash.

The government blames a surge of cash from abroad for driving up the rupee.