Sentence examples for contributed to a net from inspiring English sources

The slowdown in their chief market contributed to a net loss of 38,000 manufacturing jobs.

In the latest quarter, charges of $70.7 million to close out certain businesses contributed to a net loss of $398.5 million, or $5.96 a share.

Interpublic said yesterday that higher costs, lower revenue for many units and another write-down at a struggling motor-sports operation contributed to a net loss for the quarter, in contrast to the modest profit that Wall Street had expected.

The fall contributed to a net loss of ¥197.6bn in the final quarter of last year, compared with a ¥40bn net profit in the three months to December 2010.

However, an increase in operating expenses, largely the result of the addition of 14 new players to the first-team squad, contributed to a net operating loss of £31.2million.

AOL's divestment of "non-core" assets Kayak.com and ICQ web messaging service contributed to a net profit of $171.6 million, or $1.60 per share, up 130% from 70 cents per share last year.

The report predicts that the aftershocks of the attack on the World Trade Center will contribute to a net loss in jobs, a slowing of growth in wages and a sharp decline in the amount of money that the city will be able to collect in taxes in the next year.

$181 Million Loss for OSI OSI Pharmaceuticals Nasdaqq: OSIP) of Melville has taken a research and development charge of $31.5 million in connection with its acquisition of Cell Pathways in June, contributing to a net loss for the fiscal year of $181.4 million, the company said Monday.

But RDA has a new problem:Its traveling book fair unit has run aground, contributing to a net loss of $91 million in fiscal 2005.

Accretion of crust or sediment may occur, contributing to a net growth of the upper plate, but sedimentary or crustal erosion (also called tectonic erosion) is also possible, resulting in a net loss of upper plate material.

Also partly countervailing indirect and general equilibrium effects on wage bargaining, incentives of targeted and third party employers and workers etc. need to be explicitly evaluated, since they contribute to a net employment effect.