Sentence examples for an average earnings from inspiring English sources

A Reuters poll produced an average earnings forecast of £327m.

He said the sell-off had been overdone particularly for larger, already profitable biotechnology companies, which had an average earnings gain in the first quarter of 11percentt but a 25percentt decline in share price.

The latest Graduate Labour Market Statistics (from March this year) suggest that university can still be a valuable investment, with graduates gaining an average earnings premium of £9,000 per year.

The findings show that those from the richest 20% of homes earn more in the workplace than the other 80% of students, with an average earnings gap 10 years after graduation of £8,000 a year for men and £5,300 a year for women.

Babajobs users report an average earnings increase of 20.1% and a reduction in their average commute time by 14 minutes per day (World Bank 2012a).

These eight stocks sell for an average 21 times estimated 1998 profits, versus 26 for the s&p 500, and are expected to show an average earnings gain of 16% in 1998.

Excluding one-time charges, the company matched the 93 cents a share average earnings forecast by Thomson Reuters.

If an individual account delivers a pension income less than a quarter of average earnings, the Chilean government will use tax revenues to top it up to that floor.In this section To these, the spoils Sell?

A family on average earnings with two children will be £534 a year worse off once the increase in the tax allowance, and reduced uprating of working tax credits are taken into account.

We said in an obituary, for example, that Ronnie Barker was paid £1 9s (£1.45) a week for his first job in 1947 – a comparison of average earnings would convert that to around £113 today.

As a result, its shares now sell at a modest 14 times latest-12-month profits, vs. a five-year average earnings multiple of 19.