Sentence examples for benefit earnings from inspiring English sources

A company of Cisco's size has a lot of levers it can pull, and some will benefit earnings.

In a note to investors on Monday, Wirth wrote: "Management noted that the company's strategy to not pursue low-margin work continues to benefit earnings".

By Thursday, the company said its management was already operating the newly purchased farms, which are expected to immediately benefit earnings.

Excluding that benefit, earnings reached only $3.3 billion, but after a charge of $550 million related to the U.K.'s bonus tax, the company's 87 cents per share figure still crushed the consensus estimate of 67 cents.

If revenue per available room at the company grows 10% in both 2007 and 2008 that would benefit earnings-per-share forecasts by 6% for 2007 and 16% for 2008.

In the next section, we examine the financial impact of seed capital in a dynamic setting by comparing the stream of DI benefits, earnings, and total income over the lifespan with and without seed capital.

"With the synergistic benefits, earnings will be on the positive side," Edgar commented.

By increasing the size of the benefit as earnings rise, the federal government is helping Americans who first help themselves, they say.

Increased consumption and growing affluence in emerging markets are likely to benefit corporate earnings.

Earlier the research firm said that a ruling favorable to AMD would likely benefit future earnings to the tune of adding about $8 to $12 to the price target.

A ruling favorable to AMD would also likely benefit future earnings, to the tune of adding about $8 to $12 to the price target.