Sentence examples for direct earnings from inspiring English sources
After an almost one year lawsuit, the judge settled that Margulies was to earn ten percent of Carey's direct earnings from her record sales, not including an income from any other ventures.
In turn, the profit on the sale of Ferrari road cars provides the backing, along with sponsors and in the region of $80 million a year in direct earnings from Formula One's $1.5 billion in annual revenues, to sustain a racing operation that costs nearly $400 million a year and employs 650 people.
This ownership doesn't mean much in terms of direct earnings; the banks can't sell their Fed stock, and the regional Fed banks don't turn a profit.
Critics claim that by directing earnings into a limited company, Livingstone is liable for corporation tax of 20% rather than paying income tax of up to 50%.
Every year, as the evenings get longer, we are supposed to subsist on lettuce leaves and direct our earnings towards making ourselves presentable for al-fresco dining, rooftop cocktails and pool parties.
Nationalization would be a way to finally put our hands on oil money and start directing the earnings toward something useful: like investment in renewable energy and green infrastructure.
But that gap narrows to a statistical dead heat when voters learn that Proposition 34 also requires convicted killers to work while in prison, directs their earnings to their victims and earmarks $100 million for police to solve murders and rapes.
This attack is generally directed at earnings-related benefits.
"Write-downs on unrealised losses are far more than an accounting blemish they are a direct hit to earnings on the income statement, and reduce assets and shareholder equity on the balance-sheet," says Steven Towns, a Japanese-equities specialist.
Validity is not assured if the excluded instruments have direct effects on earnings beyond those flowing indirectly through Spanish proficiency.
But the intangibles and goodwill are vulnerable to a sudden writedown and direct hit to earnings–if management decides the merger wasn't such a good idea.
