Sentence examples for earnings boost from inspiring English sources
The latest crisis throwback is the bizarre earnings boost created by banks' deteriorating creditworthiness.
To those obvious considerations we can add that parents catch cold less often, which must offer a small earnings boost.
It may get an earnings boost of 15 to 30 cents a share from a recent increase in glyphosate prices in China, Michael Cox, an analyst at Piper Jaffray, said in a report.
But even with the earnings boost from the newly acquired Knight stake, which came from Jefferies' having led a rescue of the battered trading firm last month, the bank's financial picture hasn't completely brightened.
The earnings boost that women have achieved after leaving welfare, says Mr Grogger, tends to flatten after just a few years, as the pay gains that stem from better work habits level off.
Overall the FTSE 100 is currently up 26.67 points at 7078.80, with the earnings boost from Arm and also Sky, up 52p at £11.04p after nine month profits rose 20%.
In August, when the real depreciated a little, that debt became less onerous as exporters' extra earnings boosted tax revenues.
As the customers' share prices soared, the big vendors saw their earnings boosted by huge capital gains.
Hasbro, the nation's No. 2 toymaker, Monday posted a nearly 23% jump in third-quarter earnings, boosted by strong U.S. sales of popular new toys as well as classic toys and board games.
"We believe the accounting items we reviewed boosted earnings and could boost executive compensation based on earnings performance," says David Trainer, president of New Constructs, an equity research firm in Nashville, Tenn.
