Sentence examples for about to break even from inspiring English sources

And this month, Daunt was able to announce that, finally, Waterstones is about to break even.

A week into the horror writer Stephen King's closely watched experiment with self-publishing on the Internet, Mr. King said yesterday that he is about to break even.

[C12.] E-Tale Said to Be Near Break-Even A week into the horror writer Stephen King's closely watched experiment with self-publishing over the Internet, Mr. King said that he was about to break even.

So right now the startup is only live in three cities: New York City, Brooklyn and Washington, D.C. They're making money in New York and are about to break even in D.C, which is the most recent addition.

For Driscoll Children's, where about 70 percent of patients are on Medicaid, the concern is not about preserving his bottom line, it is about just trying to break even.

So unless there is a huge increase in gas prices it would take about six years to break even, according to the E.P.A. calculator.

The cuts would just about get him to break even, based on trailing 12-month losses of $50 million.

He needs to sell about 400 to break even.

To do that, the company needs to increase sales by a factor of seven, to about $40 million, to get to break even.

A national rally stage in Wales costs about £500 to enter, with organisers needing about 80 competitors to break even.

Custom bicycle builders need about 25 orders a year to break even and about 50 to start to make a healthy living, said Curt Goodrich, a successful Minneapolis builder who put together Schwinn Paramounts and custom frames for Rivendell Bicycle Works and now produces under his own label.