Sentence examples for based on the earnings from inspiring English sources

Then she computed an "attractiveness" score for each one, based on the earnings of part-time workers, their wages relative to full-time staff in the same profession, and the availability of benefits.

The price-earnings ratio is based on the earnings, or losses, of each company in the index for the most recently reported 12 months.

Having said that, based on the earnings results from the third quarter, we lowered our 2003 earnings estimates on about 40percentt of the companies that we follow.

In addition, the company said that the new contract would subject a significant majority of Mr. Silverman's bonus to the attainment of performance goals based on the earnings per share.

The exact price of the deal was not disclosed, but in a statement EDF said it had "proposed to buy Delmi's Edison shares in three years at a price based on" the earnings "multiple of a sample of comparable listed companies".

Analysts at Sterne Agee raised their 3M rating from neutral to buy based on the earnings.

"The lawyers made an arrangement based on the net earnings of this executive's career, including the average of his bonuses the past six or seven years, and added that to the alimony and child-support payments," Ms. Nigro said.

The answers given are based on the median earnings in each age group and career group, which is the earnings figure at which half of people in the group are earning more and half are earning less.

Valuations should be based on the last 12 months' earnings.

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.

But before 2002, Mr. Jackson took out a loan against his share in the joint venture that the record company guaranteed based on the future earnings of their partnership, the people close to Sony said.