Sentence examples for earnings represented from inspiring English sources

The report estimates that in 2012, more than 300 million people in developed countries were living in poverty, where their earnings represented less than 60% of median incomes.

This compliance threshold is a natural limit on all businesses – the cap on earnings represented by customers' stubborn refusal to put your corporate profits ahead of their personal good.

By definition, such companies' current sales and earnings represent only a tiny fraction of the earning potential of their R&D.

The projected earnings represent growth of about 50percentt over a year earlier.

"The quarter's sales and earnings represent the old Kodak, so they are irrelevant," said Timothy M. Ghriskey of Ghriskey Capital Partners, which owns Kodak shares.

Harry Kane's modest earnings represent good value for Tottenham at £234,000 per goal, although that figure would rise sharply should the forward earn a new deal or a high-profile transfer.

Not only would this depress most investor ratios (by disclosing that in fact more assets are required to generate the same earnings), representing the outputs of a single strategy as a separable asset celebrates and reinforces the traditional silos of brand versus business.

The forecast earnings represent a 81.0% plunge from last year.

Since it is impossible to determine true alpha until some time has passed, employee compensation based on current reported earnings represent "fake alpha".

As a reminder, Apple reported $37.5 billion in revenue, $7.5 billion in profit representing earnings of $8.26 per share.

Mr King said the company's earnings performance represented the underlying resilience of its business as it looked to focus more on fast growing nations such as India.