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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a whopping operating" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something significant or large related to operations, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The company reported a whopping operating loss this quarter, which surprised many analysts."
Alternatives: "a significant operating" or "a massive operating".
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Since the company reeled in an operating profit of 472.6 billion yen ($5.3 billion) for the first nine months of the fiscal year, that means it expects a whopping operating loss of at least 332.6 billion yen ($3.7 billion) for the current quarter.
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(See "Earnings Collapse Looms Over Sony").. Sony forecast a whopping full-year operating loss of 260 billion yen ($2.9 billion) for the fiscal year ending March, which would mark the company's first operating loss since it went public in 1958.
LinkedIn paid out $510 million in stock-based compensation last year; over the last two years, that stock-based compensation represented a whopping 96percentt of operating income, or 16percentt of revenue, according to Mr. Mahaney.
The fuss over its mountain of money died down, but the cash kept piling up: in its latest quarter Apple clocked up a whopping $23 billion of operating cash flow, which raised more questions about what the firm would do with such Croesus-like sums of money.It is a high-class headache that other companies would dearly love to have.
By the time GKN split itself, industrial services accounted for 19% of sales and a whopping 30% of operating profit.
After six years of slowing sales and falling profits, Lego's crisis peaked in 2003, when it made a whopping DKr1.6 billion ($240m) operating loss on sales of DKr6.8 billion and was sitting on some DKr5 billion in debts.
She said that the fact that Yahoo operates a whopping 76 apps across Android and iOS is evidence of a "splintered" mobile brand presence that needs to be brought together.
"As the report finds, Uber alone would be the largest for-profit private employer in New York City if Uber drivers were classified as employees... [while] Uber's mark-up in New York City is a whopping 600% of its operating costs," Smith said.
That goes some way to explaining why it is offering a whopping $500,000 per participant and operating a massive $1 billion fund, which will be used to invest in funds as well as direct investments into startups.
Shrinking budgets had the consortium projecting a whopping $18-million 18-millionin annual operating fundshortfallend of thin century.
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