Sentence examples for which are flush with from inspiring English sources

Government bond yields are already too low and unlike large companies which are flush with cash, small firms are being starved of credit.

Meanwhile, private equity companies, which are flush with cash, have been wondering whether they can assemble a few of these companies into one, slash their costs and reap the profit.

Despite American warnings, Mr. Ortega has been building alliances with countries like Venezuela and Iran, which the Bush administration considers unfriendly and which are flush with cash from high oil prices.

It may also be spectacularly missing the point if the real problem in the economy is not a lack of new investment from companies, many of which are flush with cash, but of a collapse in consumer confidence caused by the squeeze on real incomes.

An additional advantage for the ECB is that the policy might encourage a revival in the interbank market, encouraging banks in northern Europe which are flush with funds to lend again to those in southern Europe that have been suffering from a drought of funding.

Enter leveraged buyout firms, which are flush with capital and hungry for deals.

Such connectors, which are flushed with saline solution and used for 3 consecutive HD sessions, provide a mechanically closed positive-pressure barrier and potentially may be useful to prevent catheter-related bacteremia and dysfunction.

But nothing matches his enthusiasm for his commercial-style Franke sink, which is flush with the countertops.

The group is an independent expenditure arm of the Republican National Committee, which is flush with cash in comparison to its Democratic counterpart; under federal election restrictions, the new group is not allowed to coordinate with the McCain campaign.

But Allied is facing stiff competition from Diageo of Britain, which is flush with cash, and could easily match Allied in a bidding war that threatens to inflate the price to $9 billion -- a value at which analysts said most companies would be hard pressed to make the deal pay off.

It is facing stiff competition from Diageo P.L.C. of Britain, which is flush with cash, and could easily match Allied in a bidding war that threatens to inflate the price to $9 billion -- a value at which analysts said most companies would be hard pressed to make the deal pay off.