Sentence examples for earnings dipped from inspiring English sources

Pall also reported that third-quarter earnings dipped to $36.9 million, down from $41.8 million for the third quarter a year ago, on revenues that rose less than 1percenttoto $321.1 million from $318.1 a year ago.

Average hourly earnings dipped a bit last month, which isn't supposed to happen when the unemployment rate is falling, reflecting the fact that many of the new jobs the economy is creating continue to be low-wages ones, in industries like hospitality and retail.

There is little up-to-date research on their income, but the Resolution Foundation suggests that between 2006-07 and 2011-12 their weekly earnings dipped by a staggering 20% – and there was a big rise in underemployment, or self-employed people doing far fewer hours than they would like.

The model even gloms onto those with seeming weaknesses like Outback, where earnings dipped 5% last year.

Citigroup's and J.P. Morgan's much smaller rival, FleetBoston Financial, also remained profitable, though its quarterly earnings dipped 21%.

Average weekly earnings dipped 78 cents to $500.93, the first drop in six months, as working hours declined just ten minutes to 34.1 hours per week.

But GE Healthcare's profits dipped 4% last year, and 2008, according to Immelt's recent earnings call, is going to be a "turnaround year".

NEC saw its earnings dip, but life was still comfortable.

The House's scheme is similar but kicks in when earnings dip below 85% of the baseline.

It had $88 million in profits last year, even as other major carriers in the Asia-Pacific region, like Qantas of Australia and Cathay Pacific of Hong Kong, had an earnings dip.

But GE under Borch suffered only a modest earnings dip and never even cut the common dividend.