Sentence examples for very cash from inspiring English sources

Apple is still very cash rich, something most companies can't say as capitol dries up.

"Oakland is very cash strapped," said Cedric C. Chao, a lawyer for the city.

It seems obscene, then, that after making thoughtful choices in shops and restaurants, the very cash I pay with will nullify the whole project.

Dixons' balance sheet is stronger than it has been for several years and the group is rapidly becoming very cash generative.

Both the TOPSHOP/TOPMAN businesses are very cash generative, and with LGP alongside us, our plan is to step up our international investment programme as relevant locations present themselves in the USA and around the world.

Known to him only by their screen names, Annex and Grig, they were colluding to break into American card-payment processors — the very cash arteries of the retail economy.

When this happens, very real cash expenses result.

O'Connell told Press Association Sport: "This is a very cash-strapped team.

"U.S. financial institutions are very cash-rich, so that means a liquidity crisis would have to be extraordinary before it affects them," said Guy LeBas, the chief fixed-income strategist for Janney Montgomery Scott.

"Shell, offering a 4.7 per cent dividend yield, is very cash-generative, very stable, and is one of the few global heavy-hitters which find and extract oil from increasingly difficult places.

"The customer is very cash-strapped right now and, in some ways, our greatest strength has become somewhat of a challenge in that our stores are fun and unique," the chief executive, Gregg W. Steinhafel, said on a conference call, though he made clear the company had no plans to change its strategy.