Sentence examples for cents from which from inspiring English sources

In this instance, for every dollar on the tab, the restaurant gets 70 cents; Idine collects 30 cents, from which it pays the diner 20 cents.

Novellus expects fourth-quarter earnings per share to range from 24 cents to 26 cents, which is the top end of the previous range of 19 cents to 26 cents.

Most notably is the unnecessaryessary increase in the price of stamps from 47 cents to 49 cents, which went into effect earlier this year.

Bank of America said it was cutting its quarterly payout to 32 cents a share from 64 cents, which will add more than $1.4 billion in capital per quarter.

She visited families and heard about their challenges in accessing clean drinking water; 90 per cent of water from the aquifer from which Gaza draws its water supplies has been deemed unfit for human consumption.

Sixty nine per cent of aggressive dogs were males and 31% were females, from which only 11 and 12 percent were neutered respectively.

"If we look at our market share in the United States," he says, "we may have anywhere from fifteen per cent to twenty per cent — which is far from a monopoly in any way, shape, or form.

Wachovia cut its quarterly dividend by 41.4%, to 37.5 cents per share, from 64 cents, which will allow it to preserve $2 billion of capital a year.

The research house reduced its 2005 earnings estimate to $3.64 per share from $3.90 a margin of 26 cents, of which 23 cents relates to a second-quarter drop.

Instinet posted preannounced third-quarter earnings of 9 cents per share, which declined from the year-ago profit of 16 cents.

The company said profits would be 38 cents to 40 cents a share, which is down from its May forecast of 51 cents for the period, which ended Monday.