Sentence examples for whose receivables from inspiring English sources

The bondholder motion filed in Ohio on Friday claims Mr. Poulsen admitted that National and related parties own equity in 56percentt of the companies whose receivables it buys.

"Gazprom is now the only natural monopoly in Russia whose receivables have grown more than its sales," says Vadim Kleiner Vadim Kleiner, the report's lead author.

Unfortunately, that move squeezed the wrong guys, because it is easier to call loans from a small company, which has good inventory and receivables, than from a cable company, whose assets are buried deep in the ground.

"Our business is down and our cash flow is down and we have to borrow from receivables to operate," says Johnson, one of whose companies hauls Ford engines made in Bordeaux, France and transmissions from Cologne, Germany to an Explorer plant in the Louisville area.

The case that threatens it was brought by a Portuguese bank, Banco Espirito Santo International, that had lent $170 million to a Florida company whose audited financial statements showed it had $225 million in accounts receivable.

Our table below features five companies whose year-over-year quarterly sales have climbed while accounts receivable have fallen.

Transglobe of Canada, whose activities are concentrated in Egypt and Yemen, said it collected $41.4 million in receivables outstanding from E.G.P.C. at the end of June 30, without disclosing the total amount owed.

"It has cut our [accounts receivables] to 30 to 45 days from 60 to 70," estimates Dr. Beauchamp, whose office has been using the web-based service for 15 months.

Whose crime and whose punishment?

And know whose socks are whose.

Depends on whose mind, whose soul.