Sentence examples for earnings too much from inspiring English sources

"Primerica won't impact Citigroup's earnings too much," says Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst David Konrad.

And given the public's demand for diversion, an economic downturn should not hurt their earnings too much.

Unlike other investors, Levy does not pay too much attention to earnings, dividends and the "story" of a stock.

While people age 62 to 69 were penalized for earning too much, those 70 and older were exempt from the earnings limit.

An 800p bid implies 10x 2012 earnings – not too much of a stretch".

Companies with steady earnings per share and dividend growth that do not pay out too much of their earnings but instead put money into research and development.

And that being the case, we might get through this earnings season without too much psychological damage or market damage".

After being burned by too much earnings optimism during the bear market years of 2000 to 2002, Wall Street analysts became overly conservative in their forecasts from 2003 to 2006.

Comcast will buy out GE's 49% stake within seven years as long as earnings don't fall too much.

After flaming out in California's residential electricity market, the division was under too much earnings pressure to take on more risk.

Because he believes investors focus too much on earnings numbers, he has long advised corporations to stop providing earnings guidance.