run out of cash

"We're going to run out of cash by the end of the year, " is accurate unless you count creativity into the equation.

Athens will run out of cash in early October if the next tranche of the eurozone-International Monetary Fund rescue loan is not disbursed.

In spite of these cost-cutting measures, Mr Potter knows that, without help, the service could run out of cash by the end of the year.

Those rumours, mainly that the bank had run out of cash, were also untrue until they became a self-fulfilling prophecy.

But for all the alarmist talk, Wenzhou is hardly about to run out of cash.

eg. All business people know that you can carry on for a while if you make no profits, but that if you run out of cash you are toast.

Investors are wary of lending to banks for even a few months, because of the risk that they may go bust or run out of cash.

If the two sides cannot reach a solution by next week, the government will run out of cash and have to stop paying many of its bills.

If they run out of cash, it appears that the GPs will not be at personal risk.

Libyan rebels have accused the West of failing to deliver urgent financial aid and say they've run out of cash.

Greece says it needs the new loan of $11bn or it'll run out of cash by the middle of next month.

Hence California's current impasse, which may well see the state run out of cash next month.

GM Europe itself warned last month it might run out of cash this quarter.

Funds and other financial players were betting that Bear Stearns could run out of cash.

The Treasury reckons it will run out of cash on around August 2nd.

they had run out of cash.

And there reason we have to do that in the short term is because we have just run out of cash.

I guess it is a happy ending because it is also reported that Ku6 might run out of cash before the acquisition.