Sentence examples for based on future earnings from inspiring English sources
The National Collegiate Athletic Association's management council voted yesterday in Indianapolis to allow student-athletes to receive money for giving private lessons and to obtain a one-time $20,000 bank loan based on future earnings.
From spending based on past earnings (at age 60) to spending based on future earnings (at age 30).
"But it's a cyclical company, and shares were selling at a significant discount based on future earnings".
Kuehne & Nagel said it would pay $300 million, plus an amount based on future earnings of USCO, a closely held company based in Hamden, Conn.
Before Jordan officially declared for the draft, he applied for a line of credit based on future earnings, effectively ending his N.C.A.A. career.
Learn and understand: a) what they sell, b) who they sell it to, c) what their cash flows are, d) what their debt (debt to income ratio) is. 3. Revenues -- The stock price is generally based on future earnings of the company.
If that calculation is right, the price-to-earnings ratio of the S.& P. 500, based on expected future earnings, is about 19, and stocks are more reasonably valued than they have been since 1994.
Brian Norton, chief executive of Future Finance, set up last May to lend to students studying in the UK, says making lending decisions based on estimated future earnings is "common sense".
Berkshire will acquire the remaining 40percentt of Marmon over the next five or six years at a price that will be based on the future earnings of the company.
Mark S. Rosentraub, a sports business expert and author of the coming book, "Major League Winners: Using Sports and Cultural Centers for Economic Development," said in an e-mail message that the value of the Cubs' assets was "based on anticipated future earnings".
