Sentence examples for earnings a boost from inspiring English sources

So companies that reward their employees with stock options do not include the costs of those programs in their overall expenses, giving their earnings a boost.

And H.J. Heinz saw second-quarter earnings get a boost from a one-time gain.

News Corp.'s, the media conglomerate run by the billionaire, said second-quarter earnings got a boost from Avatar ticket sales and its broadcast TV division.

Since profit margins are still low, a small rise in sales would give earnings a big boost.

These renegotiated revenues give SystemSoft earnings a quick boost but at the expense of future earnings.

Under new APB rulings, companies no longer have the option, as U.S. Steel has done, of sharply varying their contributions to employee pension funds from year to year and thus giving earnings a tremendous boost.

Harley is an expensive stock at 36 times trailing earnings, and the earnings are getting a boost from a rather optimistic assumption on pension plan returns, (see table).

Very few boxers make it to the top and for most, ring earnings act as a boost to regular earnings.

In its 1Q 2015 earnings report released last month, Samsung Electronics said it believes it second-quarter earnings will get a boost from sales of its memory chips to other smartphone makers.

Sony also said that its full year earnings would get a boost from recent asset sales.

Inflationary worries are expected to send interest rates higher again (which has also muted hopes of an earnings boost from a steeper yield curve, the difference between long- and short-term interest rates).It is not in banks' interests to send their borrowers to the wall, of course, but their ability to be flexible is more limited because of the credit crunch.