Sentence examples for earnings reasonably from inspiring English sources

If this expert is right, GM sells for 14 times coming earnings, reasonably cheap for a cyclical stock during a recession.

I expect several years of 20% sales growth, which should make the stock, seemingly expensive at 55 times trailing earnings, reasonably priced at 12 times the earnings plausibly achievable in 2011.

So historically speaking, the market at 16-times projected earnings is reasonably priced, with ten-year Treasurys yielding 4.4% (very debatable).

Without the write-downs, Morgan Stanley "actually had reasonably strong earnings," Colm Kelleher, the chief financial officer, said in an interview.

The company had a reasonably good earnings report on Nov. 13, but that had little immediate impact on the stock or the warrants.

The earnings season has been reasonably strong, and, at least in recent weeks, there has been no outright global economic disaster emanating from Washington, the euro zone, Tokyo or the oil fields of the Middle East.

Chris Petersen, president of Iowa's farmers' union, says that years of strong earnings have given them reasonably strong balance-sheets, with only half the amount of leverage they carried into the last downturn.

But they have rich dividend yields and prospects for reasonably good earnings growth.

I was right that value stocks would have reasonably good earnings and would outperform the broad market indexes.

Trading at 10 times expected 2007 earnings, Cleveland-Cliffs is reasonably valued considering its operating momentum and $6 per share cash position.

Most banks will show reasonably good earnings, because service charges and other noninterest income are becoming an increasingly larger part of the revenue pot.