Sentence examples for early earnings from inspiring English sources

The early earnings reports have been mixed.

Except for several quarters in the Great Recession, he found, early earnings estimates are generally rosy, and become predictably and progressively gloomier as time goes on.

But even then, it will still make sense to spend time digging through Google's early earnings releases, to ask the crucial question.

Nolan was already a professional screenwriter, but he was still quite young, and had blown through much of his early earnings.

"It looks like there has been some disappointment in the early earnings already," said Colleen Supran, a principal at Bingham, Osborn & Scarborough, an investment adviser and asset management company based in San Francisco.

"We solved the technical problems, but you can't bear the upfront costs and early earnings dilution a project like this requires in this type of financial market," says William Esrey, Sprint's chief executive.

Those interviewed said their pay at least equaled their earlier earnings.

Commercial Finance, a prime culprit for the earlier earnings miss, rebounded and rose 7percentt.

The company said the charge was not reflected in earlier earnings guidance.

Indeed, in the last two years, hundreds of companies have revised earlier earnings reports that turned out to be exaggerated.

Earlier, earnings reports appeared to be motivating some investors to sell, said Todd Clark, head of listed equity trading at Wells Fargo Securities.