Sentence examples for either earnings from inspiring English sources

State pensions are "triple locked" against the cuts ensuring that they rise by either earnings inflation, prices inflation or 2.5 per cent, whichever is the highest.

That's because the Tories have accepted the Lib Dem plan to ensure that from April 2011 pensions either rise in line with either earnings or prices or by 2.5%, depending on which is higher.

To make stocks correctly priced, "either earnings have to explode heavenward for 10 years or else stock prices have to come in a lot," said Scott Frew, who runs Rockingham Capital Partners, a small hedge fund.

That is why they introduced the so-called triple lock - guaranteeing that pensions will rise in line with either earnings, inflation or by 2.5%, whichever is highest.

She holds off buying until a stock has fallen to the low end of its historic multiple of either earnings or pretax cash flow.

In April 2013, it rose by £2.70 to £110.15 a week - a rise of 2.5%, which was higher than either earnings or inflation.

In coming years, the trustees said, Medicare spending will increase faster than either workers' earnings or the economy over all.

That means it is guaranteed to rise each year in line with either inflation, earnings, or 2.5% – depending on which is highest at the time the increase is set.

The state pension will not be affected as they are now protected by a "triple lock", which means they will rise annually in line with either inflation, earnings, or by 2.5%, whichever is the highest figure.

The triple lock on state pension – which guarantees that basic state pensions rises in line with either inflation, earnings or at 2.5% (which ever is greater) – is safe in Hammond's hands.

The investment is financed through either retained earnings or borrowings from the bank.