Sentence examples for because it reports from inspiring English sources

Because it reports its profit in dollars and had to translate that from foreign currencies, the rights issue under IFRS rules had to be classified as a derivative instrument, rather than an equity instrument.

Oracle's results have an outsize impact on other technology stocks because it reports earlier than most of its peers.

Cable and Wireless said its treatment of such sales was fair, because it reports the transactions under both British and American rules.

DaimlerChrysler, a German-American car maker, frequently causes confusion because it reports under both accounting standards.

A portrait is different because it reports how another person sees you.

Radio X had a nationwide breakfast audience of 776,000, but no quarterly figure to compare this with because it reports on a six-monthly basis.

Virgin Atlantic has been identified in the London investigation but is not expected to face a fine there because it reported its misconduct to authorities.

Apple got hammered after its recent earnings report because it reported the first sales decline in 13 years, and its forecast didn't look that much better.

Saunders said he was optimistic about the commission because it reported directly to Pope Francis.

The social media giant's tax bill was so small because it reported a loss of £28.5m, after paying UK staff £35m in share bonuses.

Under the Office of Fair Trading's leniency policy, Virgin Atlantic is not expected to face a fine because it reported the fuel discussions to the authorities.