Sentence examples for earned earnings from inspiring English sources

Since there's about a one-year lag time between premiums written and premiums earned, earnings won't show improvement until 2003, even though top-line growth will be evident throughout 2002.

The bank earned $4.38 in earnings per share on revenues of $7.7 billion in the fourth quarter, slightly beating consensus on the top and bottom lines.

Now, they also understand, by the way, that if they're a public company they have to earn quarterly earnings, and a rate of growth in their earnings that's acceptable to a market.

By contrast, six years ago, large American companies that disclosed their foreign earnings earned about a third of their revenue from foreign sales, according to Standard & Poor's.

For reference, the highest economic earnings earned pre-recession was $123 million in 2004.

Firstly, investors don't earn the earnings yield as they do with dividends.

Again, care workers in Ukraine have the lowest earnings, earning nine times less than care workers in the Netherlands.

Our estimates do not suggest that participants in the Adult program earned substantially lower earnings than comparison group members during the period of participation.

It's also worth noting that O'Malley used the word "earned," and weekly earnings have risen even faster than hourly wages recently.

Filling in the top spot for 2012 is none other than legendary producer-rapper Dr. Dre who reportedly earned $110 million in earnings from the revenue of his highly successful Beats headphones, according to the magazine's annual list.

No sports league is as profitable as the NFL where the average team earned an operating profit (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) of $91 million and no one banked less than $26 million.