Sentence examples for business will result from inspiring English sources

As discussed previously, the mix of business will result in a slight reduction in group margins compared to last year.

The charge to earnings related to investments in India, where Coke has spent heavily to reorganize the bottling business, will result in a decrease of about 11 cents a share in first-quarter earnings, said Emanuel Goldman, an analyst for Merrill Lynch.

"We've hit such a rock bottom that any sustained business will result in an increase," Matas says.

Increasingly, female empowerment, which will see women play an increasingly active role in the world of politics and business, will result in fewer children being born, often later in their mothers' lives.

"The hope we have is that, whatever is happening now, the turmoil and the inability to do business, will result in a better society that is able to set more healthy economic policies, have more transparency politically that will allow more investors to come in and eventually see a society that flourishes".

Raising awareness amongst small and large businesses will result in employers feeling more confident about the skills, limitations, and 'employability' of adults with ADHD.

But then he concludes that the Obama administration's incursion into the business world will result in the promotion of charisma over competence in that sphere, at the cost of our competitive edge.

The authors find failing to correct the asymmetries across the business cycle will result in a rejection of Okun's Law.

VMware estimates that the job cuts will cost the company between $70 million and $80 million, while consolidation of some business lines will result in a charge of between $20 million and $30 million.

We've been hearing rumors of Adobe layoffs all day, and the company just released a statement announcing that it is 'restructuring' its business, which will result in the elimination of 750 jobs in North America and Europe.

He said his "root and branch" review of 75 business units will result in four being closed, covering old assets held in fixed income and European corporate and retail loans.