Usage of "cash cow" | TermGallery

A project that generates a continuous flow of money.

Usage of cash cow in English

The studio still has lots of opportunity to milk its cash cow. 
 Reuters 

Not everyone is ready to anoint the Apple Watch a cash cow. 
 Wired 

The rest is history, and for Brooks, a cash cow was born. 
 Reuters 

After 40 years, the Kijang remains a cash cow for Toyota. 
 Reuters 

At the time she'd thought he was protecting his cash cow. 
 Darkness unleashed 

And that's a good thing, considering Office's role as a Microsoft cash cow. 
 Wired 

Or did you think the whole business was a cash cow? 
 The Guardian 

While the movie business is glamorous, it isn't a cash cow. 
 Wired 

Unlike Windows, Internet Explorer is not a cash cow for Microsoft. 
 Wired 

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

Lockheed Martin and Boeing have decided the next cash cow is cyber defense. 
 Wired 

A cash cow, from which we squeeze every penny we can. 
 Sharper than a serpent's tooth 

It is easy to see why companies see government deals as a cash cow. 
 The Guardian 

Dad Bob said: And when Nick grew up … Aaron was the cash cow. 
 News.com.au 

We saw the European Community as a cash cow that existed for our benefit. 
 The Irish Times 

But it is not necessarily a cash cow, he said. 
 The Guardian 

Meanings of cash cow in English