Sentence examples for drivers of earnings from inspiring English sources

The two product lines are generally reliable drivers of earnings growth.

But looking closely at those drivers of earnings and wealth, economists say the years ahead may in some ways be rockier than the years just passed.

"Favorable newsprint prices are a key driver of earnings," said Peter Appert, an analyst at Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown.

The key driver of earnings at the top of the DJing trade, as Forbes notes, is the availability of lucrative residences in Las Vegas, where DJs can earn six-figure sums per set.

It's the main driver of earnings growth in the United States.

In the past two years PG&A sales have jumped to nearly $175 million from $130 million; many analysts believe the division now is the second-largest driver of earnings after ATVs and the most profitable.

For even the largest U.S. banks, interest income from loans is a key driver of earnings growth, but the total number of outstanding loans continues to stagnate, even as banks appear to have solved many of the credit issues that have dogged them for the last three years.

As hedge funds have become more prominent, they have become a significant driver of banks' earnings.

"The key driver of our earnings revision for next year is a reduction of our discount rate forecast for GM's pension and OPEB [other post-employment benefits] liabilities," said Prudential.

He is suing the driver for loss of earnings and wrongful termination of their contract.

Drivers have endured loss of earnings and security, while passengers found themselves driven to their destination by out-of-town strangers, reliant on a sat-nav instead of a local driver who knew the shortest routes.