Sentence examples for an extraordinary charge from inspiring English sources

But even the most matter-of-fact news images here pack an extraordinary charge, and the strongest of them explode in your face.

The earnings decline was even steeper after an extraordinary charge of $916 million for the company's write-off of interactive television assets.

The group, based in Geneva, took an extraordinary charge of $108 million to cover outstanding bills at a unit that inspects goods for governments.

For the full year, Federated earned $795 million, or 3.62 a share, compared with $685 million, or $3.06 in the prior year before an extraordinary charge related to early debt repayment.

Mr Rubinstein argues that, under this method, there would be less incentive to manipulate option valuations, since any divergence from an option's final true value would, in the end, result in an extraordinary charge.The issue boils down to this: is the granting of an option a once-only expense for the company, the equivalent of paying the employee in cash?

This is an extraordinary charge on the part of Representative Pelosi that warrants either actual evidence to counter the CIA memos or a full-hearted apology to the men and women of our intelligence community.

The company, based in Blue Bell, Pa., took an after-tax extraordinary charge of $17.2 million related to a cash tender offer to retire notes due in 2004, and a $19.8 million charge in the second quarter of 2000 for the early retirement of debt.

Ordering groceries over the phone, readjusting her waffled pink cardigan, pouring Scrabble tiles into a box: Ms. Smith invests each of these ordinary activities with the extraordinary charge of a woman desperately eager and reluctant to make contact with her son.

It wasn't just the points haul that will have pleased young and unsung skipper, Gareth Roderick, but the way his team fought back from conceding 439 first-innings runs to Worcestershire, a total boosted by Jack Shantry's extraordinary charge from 50 to 100 in just 14 balls.

Both books have an extraordinary emotional charge.

The writer Linda Grant was struck by "calm prose that packed an extraordinary emotional charge, but you couldn't see how it was done.