Sentence examples for a source of earnings from inspiring English sources
In order not to leave Yoineh Meir without a source of earnings for his family, he is appointed the town's ritual slaughterer, though he cannot bear the sight of blood.
"This divestiture will immediately help improve our margin structure, eliminate a source of earnings volatility and reduce our debt leverage," said Rick Wolford, Del Monte's chairman and chief executive officer.
But Apollo has two other strikes against it: It relies heavily on stock options to compensate employees, and it enjoyed a reduction in its tax rate in 2001, a source of earnings growth that is unlikely to last forever.
Most banking industry experts believe that profits from bond and currency trading have become just as legitimate a source of bank earnings as interest income and will contribute increasingly to profits over time.
Much of it is relatively humdrum and continues to be a source of foreign earnings, as it has been for centuries.
It's a source of consistent earnings growth when other companies are coming apart.
The same situation applies to Coconut (Cocos Nucifera) which is cultivated in abundance along the coast line of many countries because it prospers in sandy, saline soil and in tropical climates and is a source of exchange earnings from export particularly in Nigeria.
Sixty percent of its "profit" this year is expected to come from increasing the reported value of its properties, a ploy that is a common source of earnings for Chinese real estate developers.
"Tourism is an incredibly sensitive topic, and they would be damaging a big source of earnings at the national level," Mr. Florez told reporters after a group of mayors met with President Ollanta Humala.
Merrill could be a crucial source of earnings for Bank of America as it brushes up against a cap on deposits.
Syria is scrambling to find foreign buyers for its oil because of the tightening grip of a European embargo that has severely impeded Syrian oil sales, a vital source of earnings for Damascus.
