Sentence examples for troubled cash from inspiring English sources

And the new deal would allow the county to keep control of its sewer system — the troubled cash cow at the heart of the bankruptcy.

Cevian Capital, a £5bn activist investment fund, has recently emerged as a major G4S shareholder, increasing speculation in the City that Almanza is coming under pressure to dispose of G4S's troubled cash business.

Many of these have been bought from European banks, effectively allowing them to shed troubled assets for cash.

But nothing calms a troubled soul like cash.

With less cash, its troubled neighbors are also curbing their purchases of German and other imports.

On one side, deposits are federally insured, and the Federal Reserve stands ready to rush cash to troubled banks if necessary.

And if they need cash urgently, troubled companies are free to write cheques which they cannot cover and float commercial paper they are unable to redeem.In this section Light on the shadows Chequemate The great escape Who knows?

As the government determines its spending plans, readying another infusion of cash for troubled banks while contemplating an additional bailout for the auto industry, the magnitude of those needs will hinge on the extent of the damage.

The treasury's spending rose and continued to do so through the economically troubled 1970s as extra cash had to be found to meet the losses of nationalised industries and a rising bill for redundancy pay.

The two disclosures hardly meant that the sale of GMAC is doomed, but they did little to reassure investors that the deal — intended to rehabilitate GMAC's flagging credit ratings and bring cash to troubled G.M. — was close at hand.

Stanley Fischer, governor of Israel's central bank between 2005 and 2013, says he found economic history (including Walter Bagehot's famous rule to provide generous amounts of cash to troubled banks, but to charge them for it) useful in combating the 2008 crisis.