Sentence examples for compared earnings from inspiring English sources
The report, for instance, compared earnings per share with cash pay — just salary and bonus, if there is one.
(Cable company performance is generally measured by comparing earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or Ebitda).
If companies adopt radically different ways of measuring option values, it could become even more difficult to compare earnings across companies than it is now.
PAYSCALE At PayScale.com, students can compare earnings for graduates of 1,058 colleges and universities as well as national median starting and midcareer salaries for 130 majors.
Drivers check in with one another to compare earnings midway through a shift, and share tips on heavy foot traffic with phrases like, "Penn Station's moving right now" or "Go to the Port Authority".
He just has a knack for comparing earnings' growth potential to the price the market is paying.
Since a much higher share of CE immigrants have a graduate degree, comparing earnings at the same educational level could take into account group differences in educational level.
In picking stocks, Burton likes to compare earnings yield the inverse of P/E with the yield on the host nation's ten-year government debt.
In the online context, this means that only when consumers are ensured of a positive investment (after comparing earnings and risk) will they be willing to participate in online financial products.
Comparing earnings of the corporate operating conglomerate with prospective gains from equity positions and bond holdings, together over $90 billion, the ultimate conclusion is Berkshires locus inexorably distances itself from money management.
For the three months ended Sept. 30, the wireless telephone giant reported earnings of $117 million, compared with earnings of $156 million in the year-earlier period.
