Sentence examples for earnings return from inspiring English sources

But even when earnings return this autumn, don't expect the ageing bull to shake itself back to life.

Millions of ordinary families are unlikely to see their earnings return to pre-recession levels until at least 2020, a report from a leading thinktank has warned.

This data follows hot on the heels of research by the Resolution Foundation, which suggested low- to middle-income families will not see their household earnings return to pre-recession levels for another 15 years.

The group's Real Britain Index shows the poorest 10% of Britons have suffered a decline in their incomes of nearly 15% over the last year, while the richest 10% have seen their own earnings return to steady growth.

But it's cheap at only one times revenue and will look cheap in relation to earnings when earnings return.

Specifically, figure out which positions have the greatest impact on overall performance, based on a variety of financial metrics–sales, earnings, return on capital and the like.

When the market traded above 18 times earnings, returns have averaged 2.5percentt annually.

This, writes Stach "effectively sealed the fate of their ambitious plan, and the millions in earnings returned to the realm of the imaginary".

But almost none of those earnings returned to those who lost access to grazing land and suffered the environmental consequences of mining, the rebels argued.

(In 2005, Erika Kinetz, in the Times, reported that Acosta gave the Ballet Nacional a portion of his earnings, returned regularly to perform in Cuba, and sent videos of his non-Cuban performances to be broadcast on Cuban TV).

Concerns range from unease over a lack of clarity about how self-employed workers will file monthly earnings returns, and worry over a proposal to force part-time workers to increase their hours of work or face sanctions, to uncertainty over how council tax benefit (which is excluded from universal credit) and free school meal payments will fit in.