Sentences with phrase «than a cash cow»

He considers it a growth opportunity rather than a cash cow.

For Kroenke, Arsenal is nothing more than a cash cow.

Villa fans know it is the owner and do nt moan at what - ever manager tries, they know until the ownership changes then Villa is nothing more than a cash cow.

Bottom line is this — GET USED TO NOT WINNING ANYTHING FOR ANOTHER COUPLE OF DECADES — because Kroenke has turned our club into nothing more than a cash cow.

No suggestion they should be anything other than a cash cow.

world at war is nothing more than a cash cow for activision to pay IW for the next IW installment of CoD, whatever that may be.

Not exact matches

Unlike other early Sin City ventures, the Tropicana was designed to be much more than a Mafia cash cow with basic sleeping quarters.

Never mind that Gilead's revenue more than doubled last year, or that its hep - C cash cow is expected to generate $ 16.8 billion in sales this year.

It's just they don't have the cash cow of ESPN, which commands more than $ 6 a month in fees per subscriber, according to SNL Kagan.

I think it's high time Stan Kroenke should be made to sell his Arsenal majority Shares to a Chinese passionate football investor or Alisher Usmanov who looks to have the passion for Arsenal's titles success than to be using Arsenal as the Cash Cow and be milking her every season by taking away money from her under whatever pretext.

Well said, someone else who has looked into Silent Stans other teams and seen the pathetic truth, we are nothing more than an asset to Silent Stan and he doesn't appear interested in making his sports teams into winners, just good enough to be a cash cow.

At Arsenal, it seems that the powers that be are self serving and are not interested in the sport of football other than seeing the club as a business cash cow.

«The so - called living and prevailing wage bills are a throwback to the era when government viewed the private sector as a cash cow to be milked, rather than a garden to be cultivated,» said Bloomberg, in what aides said was his first public veto address.

In the U.S. alone it's a $ 20 billion annual cash cow scamming more than 100 million people.

But Universal wanted their cash cow with a Bourne name so they came up with a tedious way to link The Bourne Legacy to The Bourne Ultimatum (which actually hindered the story more than helped) and the result was a boring, exposition - filled mess of an imitation Bourne movie.

Grand Theft Auto 5 continues to be a cash cow for publisher Take - Two Interactive, as the company has revealed that the popular game has now shipped more than 75 million copies, up another 5 million from November.

Like the best coming - of - age films, in Lady Bird, what is far more essential than relating to the references is understanding that they do not exist for the sake of throwbacking - the language of so many nostalgia cash cows these days.

Even though AMPAS's decision last year to widen the Best Picture field to 10 nominees was an obvious publicity stunt, a means of boosting the Oscar telecast's ratings share by ensuring that more than one box office cash cow would compete for Oscar's top prize, we were optimistic that a few legitimately off - the - beaten - path treasures would somehow manage to enter the race.

It is however important to remember that out of school clubs typically run on fairly low profit margins, so shouldn't be viewed as «cash cows», indeed, many schools provide the space for free or at a peppercorn rent, as the benefits to schools are much wider than the basic rental income.

Also tucked in the recommendations are such bold ideas as serious acceptance of alternative pathways and «residency» - style preparation; insistence on real standards for entering prep programs and getting certified; the demand that prep programs respond to K — 12 education's actual supply - demand numbers rather than enrolling as many people as possible (thus probably killing the proverbial ed - school «cash cow» within universities); and tracking the performance of those emerging from various prep programs and institutions — and actually closing those that don't produce successful professionals.

Sacrilege, blasphemy, call it want you want, but the famous factory gates in Maranello will be opening to allow the big cash cow out, for two clear reasons: The first is that Ferrari has customers who want such a car and the Italian company would rather their money came to them than went to a rival.

With profits from pickups more important than ever as U.S. sales of cars fade, Chevrolet is taking no chances by letting one of its biggest cash cows get old.

Worldwide, it has been offered since 2006 and the second generation dates to 2013, mostly under the name Qashqai, leading to more than a few references to «sounds like cash cow.»

It is certainly time for a new Liberty — in the first 10 months of 2007, Jeep sold about 75,000 of them, nearly 40,000 fewer than during the same period in 2006 — but the Liberty has been a cash cow for Jeep since its introduction.

The «Big Five» purposely jack up the price of their ebooks in an effort to make ebooks less attractive than their cash - cow print books.

If it's supposed to be your cash cow, you'll write, design, and market it differently than if it's your $ 1 tripwire.

It's just too much of a cash cow: they make more during the double conversion than through commissions.

Bizarre Creations have been hard at work on Activision's latest cash cow, Blur, and are finally ready to share more than the game's monosyllabic name.

Rather than the usual collection of cash - cow artists, Lisson shows a single work, a huge spiral Plexiglas corridor by veteran American artist Dan Graham.

Further, some of these local publications are the cash cows of their companies, bringing in far more revenue from both advertising and circulation than some of the higher - profile publications.

As I hear frequently the cynical reasoning of some law publishers as to why thy still produce the format, there is a sense that they are mocking rather than looking after their customers, almost amazed that they are still getting away with milking the cash cow.

Google, however, knows better than to kill off its cash cow with a new consumer friendly feature.

Further, within those businesses lies the fact that, other than for exceptionally important and high - value cash - cow purposes, growth - oriented revenues and profits do not and are not anticipated to come from what were their professional publishing business units.

Owning a rental property is also different than buying a fixer upper you hope to sell for a profit, which isn't always the cash cow it's chalked up to be.