Sentence examples for valuable cash from inspiring English sources

"This is becoming a more valuable cash crop," Mr. Harris said.

If you're saving up to buy a new video game, then you can't afford to squander valuable cash on candy.

Tomatoes are a valuable cash crop during the coming dry season and Mr Makawa wants to plant his seedlings as soon as possible.

Least likely would be a sale of a crown jewel like Orange, Europe's second-largest wireless phone operator and a source of valuable cash flow.

While ancillaries such as DVD and Blu-ray used to provide some valuable cash, they are now very much in decline.

According to the group NORML, which advocates for marijuana legalization, pot has been West Virginia's most valuable cash crop for the past 20 years.

This would raise $19 billion for BP and, combined with $10.3 billion savings from not paying a dividend, plus the sale of future production into the forward markets, would enable the firm to hold onto valuable cash-producing assets in a world of tight energy supplies.

But Cisco's poor performance, valuable assets, cash pile and years of capital misallocation provide the kindling to spark long-suffering shareholders into an uprising.

One brash newcomer has sidestepped the issue by offering celebrities something even more valuable than cash: a way to safeguard their reputations.

The same applies to the risk of taking on options, which are less valuable than cash because they are illiquid and not certain to pay out.

The bill clarifies the definition of a "valuable consideration" — cash payments for donation, which are currently prohibited for organ donors — to eliminate misunderstandings and delays in reimbursement for valid donation-related expenses, which have hampered living organ donation.