Sentence examples for cents ahead from inspiring English sources

This year's results were 6 cents ahead of analysts' expectations, according to Thomson Financial/First Call.

And remember: You're 75 cents ahead!" Bob Fass, a WBAI radio host and friend, attributed Mr. Israel's staying power to optimism.

Revenue was down 1%, but earnings per share came in 5 cents ahead of consensus estimates.

Biotech shares will likely be in focus after Amgen reported quarterly earnings of $1.49 a share, up from $1.23 last year and 22 cents ahead of analyst predictions.

Its second-quarter pro-forma earnings of $65.5 million, or 12 cents per share, came in 2 cents ahead of Wall Street forecasts.

Todd Rosenbluth, analyst at Standard & Poor's, wrote that the company's EPS of $1.17 came in 3 cents ahead of his view.

Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, came second on 20 per cent, ahead of Mr Cameron on 18 per cent.

It shows Ukip leading on 36 per cent, ahead of Labour with 30 per cent and the Tories with 28 per cent.

Despite Saturday's draw his win-percentage remains higher than any previous England manager at 64.8 per cent, ahead of Sir Alf Ramsey (61.1 per cent) and Glenn Hoddle (60.7 per cent).

A national poll by Nanos recently put Mr Trudeau's Liberals at 37.1 per cent, ahead of the Conservatives led by incumbent Prime Minister Stephen Harper, at 29.4 per cent, with the left-wing New Democratic Party NDPP) trailing at 23.7 per cent.

Mr Yanukovych, whose support base is in the east and south, won the first round of the election with 35 per cent of vote, 10 per cent ahead of Ms Tymoshenko.