Sentence examples for earned gross from inspiring English sources
Time Inc. far surpasses its closest competition, with gross revenue in 1999 of $3.7 billion, compared with that of Advance Publications and Hearst Magazines, which each earned gross revenue of $1.6 billion.
The project earned Gross the President's Medal of Merit.
It found that clients earned gross returns of 5.4% a year but only 0.9% after fees.
The film has earned gross revenue of $200 million domestically.
Even if we discount by more than 50%, we can earn gross margins of 20% or more.
It consistently earns gross margins of more than 50%, unrivaled in the industries in which it operates.
Customers can deposit between £25 and £250 a month into this linked account, and someone paying in £250 for 12 months would earn gross interest of around £96.
They are no longer content to do the grunt work for Western firms, for two simple reasons: non-branded companies typically earn gross margins of 3-8% and are constantly at risk of being undercut by cheaper rivals.
But remember, emphasises Anna Bowes at Savings Champion, that money given to a child by a parent outside a Jisa which earns gross interest of more than £100 in any tax year is taxed as the parent's own income.
They show how much people earning gross annual salaries of Euro50,000, Euro100,000 and Euro200,000 get to keep after taxes.
Analysts at BZW Securities (Japan) figure that Japan's component makers will earn gross margins of 14.3% this fiscal year, versus 4.8% for Japanese consumer electronics makers overall.
