Sentence examples for assets costs from inspiring English sources

Vanguard's Total Stock Market Index, at.07 percent of assets, costs less than both Fidelity's Spartan Total Stock Market Fund, which costs.10 percent, and Schwab's Total Market Index at.09 percent, but requires only $100 to invest.

And numerous studies suggest that, despite the lower payroll costs, layoffs do not make firms more profitable; Wayne Cascio, a management professor at the University of Colorado at Denver, looked at more than three hundred firms that downsized in the nineteen-eighties and found that three years after the layoffs the companies' returns on assets, costs, and profit margins had not improved.

It is past time for airlines to take control of their assets, costs and quality, improving what they have always been able to.

For example, its "CIO Cockpit & Managerial View is designed, as one would expect, for CIOs and other C-level execs and gives them a top-down business view and bottom-line visualization of cloud assets, costs and key performance indicators — as well as pinpointing particular areas of concern.

By recovering capital asset acquisition costs in this manner, a portion of the assets cost is assigned to the periods in which the asset is providing a benefit.

If q were greater than one, companies could be expected to increase their investment, presumably until the market reckoned the company was now worth what its assets cost.

"Or we continue to develop new reserves that then have to be shut down suddenly, stranding assets, costing investors, and causing havoc in fossil fuel extraction-dependent communities.

From a U.S. perspective, policies aiming to assist Greece would utilize existing military and diplomatic assets, cost next to nothing to U.S. taxpayers and, most significantly, contribute to regional stability.

Leveraging on a Smart Water Grid system for asset management thus allows us to plan, design, operate and manage assets cost-effectively for safe and reliable supply to customers.

Profitability is measured in terms of Cost savings, Focus on core business (thus increasing efficiency), Reduction in money spent on fixed assets (cost restructuring), Reduction in tax paid (tax benefit) and Increase turnover (Sales).

The a priori expectations are: Prof = Profitability (measured by cost savings, focus on core business, reduction in money spent on fixed assets (cost restructuring), reduction in tax paid (tax benefit)).