Sentence examples for Possible earnings from inspiring English sources

During voucher intervention, only specimens testing negative for marijuana earned vouchers, with total possible earnings of US$930.

Stocks have been so overpriced with regard to earnings or even possible earnings that the crash had to come.

Chief among the questions posed to the analysts are those about possible earnings surprises at companies they follow.

Earnings were divided among eight CM targets; two PN-related (PN visits; paperwork completion; 26% of possible earnings), four health-related (HIV care visits, lab blood draw visits, medication check, viral load suppression; 47% of possible earnings) and two drug-use abatement (treatment entry; submission of drug negative UAs; 27% of earnings).

The S.E.C. and the Department of Justice are investigating $1.4 billion in possible earnings overstatements by the company, which operates outpatient surgical centers and rehabilitation clinics.

Yet as investors chose to focus on uplifting market news, other companies continued to warn of possible earnings shortfalls, some citing Asia as the culprit.

Many also seem likely to choose courses with the largest possible future earnings potential.

Is it possible that earnings will turn into losses for the automakers? A. If we have a soft-landing scenario, the companies will remain profitable.

Mr Fastow, who has struck a plea-bargain with prosecutors, told of secret partnership arrangements that were used, among other things, to give as much "juice" as possible to earnings and to hide losses.

Now, to gauge accurately how successful any given artist might be, it's necessary to factor in a huge variety of possible synchronisation earnings plus peer-to-peer transactions, legal downloads, streaming revenues, product endorsements, ticket sales, merchandise, indie profitability as opposed to major label artist profitability and more.

President Richard H. Brodhead, who, in his inaugural address, highlighted the importance of increasing the university's financial-aid endowment, says the new policy was made possible with earnings on the university's endowment and funds contributed to the Financial Aid Initiative a $300 million fundraising effort scheduled to end in December 2008.