substantial cash

collocation in English

meaningsofsubstantialandcash

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substantial
adjective
uk
/səbˈstæn.ʃəl/us
/səbˈstæn.ʃəl/
large in size, value, ...
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cash
noun[U]
uk
/kæʃ/us
/kæʃ/
money in the form of notes and coins, rather than cheques or ...
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(Definition ofsubstantialandcashfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Farmers who did sign contracts found thatsubstantialcashpayments helped to keep them on their farms and off the relief rolls.
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This will provide asubstantialcashinjection to encourage further investment and greater production.
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There has been asubstantialcashimprovement—more in real terms per annum than during previous governments.
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This approach continues to bringsubstantialcashsavings, and to encourage better quality and more timely delivery of equipment.
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I should like to think that companies withsubstantialcashmountains might use them to increase our involvement in the technology in the industry.
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That is just the cost of sending out the bills; there will be furthersubstantialcash-flow and collection failure costs associated with re-billing.
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Every week, asubstantialcashflow enters the lottery system, and the amount sitting in the distribution fund has grown over time.
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Will he consider makingsubstantialcashgrants for investment as a part of any future fiscal measures that he has in mind?
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It will mean a verysubstantialcashboost for them.
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Where there aresubstantialcashconsequences of that kind, what happens?
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This shows that those companies are making asubstantialcashcontribution to the well-being of the nation.
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They talk about £40 million and say that asubstantialcashbenefit will be presented to local authorities.
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These global giants havesubstantialcashreserves from which most governments benefit either in terms of excise or corporate taxation.
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To do that will requiresubstantialcashflows and profits to the oil companies.
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Schools may decide to run courses in the short term—probably on the offer ofsubstantialcash—only to find that they cannot cope.
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In addition, many employers will paysubstantialcashbenefits to individual employees who put forward workable suggestions for improving efficiency.
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But the craftsmen at the plant demanded either asubstantialcashsum to train the new workers, or considerable differences in their respective wages.
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I am worried that many businesses withoutsubstantialcashresources may not be able to bear that pain for very much longer.
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The provision in the current financial year, 1984–85, is £64 million, asubstantialcashincrease which also represents a real increase if price movements are excluded.
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Thesubstantialcash-flows from those activities permit criminals to live in a life-style to which they have become accustomed and political motivation may no longer be paramount.
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