Sentence examples for benefits contributed to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Milunovich and Gary Schieneman, an accounting analyst at Merrill Lynch, computed what these two benefits contributed to earnings at the technology companies they studied, including America Online, now AOL Time Warner Applied Materials Microsoft Sun Microsystemsems; Juniper Networks and Qualcommm.
However, if factors other than the increased availability of DI benefits contributed to the employment decline, as seems plausible, then ϵ and W b in equation (4) will be negatively correlated, and the magnitude of β ^ will be biased upwards.
The economic woes of Walmart customers, including sluggish employment and cuts to federal food-stamp benefits, contributed to the slump.
(Several studies from the 1980s and '90s, as the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, found that extended benefits contributed to longer periods of unemployment during recessions less severe than the current one).
Other studies support the notion that differential access to drug benefits contributed to our findings.
In Nigeria it was likely that policies based on rural area incentives of 25% of salary and other benefits contributed to higher staff turnover in the private sector than in the public sector [ 25].
He said past rounds of purchases had produced "economically meaningful" benefits, contributing to lower borrowing costs for corporations and a general rise in stock prices.
Homeless Link, a national umbrella body for support groups, said its members were reporting an increase in begging with cuts to support services and benefits contributing to the rise.
"Research also shows that providing adequate benefits contributes to a happier and ultimately more productive workforce," she added.
Although OFDM and OFDMA have many benefits contributing to its popularity, a well-known drawback is that the amplitude of the resulting time domain signal varies with the transmitted symbols in the frequency domain.
Lower enrollment, employee benefits contributing to L.A. Unified's projected deficit.
