Sentence examples for euro net from inspiring English sources
The phrase "euro net" is not used as a part of a sentence in written English
It is a financial term that is used as an adjective phrase. For example, you might say "We used euro net income to calculate the revenue."
Peugeot on Wednesday reported a 1.2 billion euro net loss on sales of 48.4 billion euros, down 11 percent.
Sovereign this year reported a $1.3 billion89090 million euro) net loss for all of 2007, partly as a result of fallout from the subprime lending crisis.
Orange Austria had revenue of 548 million euros, and posted a 36.2 million euro net profit in 2010, the latest annual figures available.
Its retail and asset management division, Comdirekt Bank A.G., Europe's leading online broker, had to record a 18.05 million euro net loss in the first quarter, mainly caused by falling markets and costly European expansion plans.
The European Internet service provider T-Online International posted a $161 million17979 million euro) net loss for the first half after one-time charges related to its initial public offering in April and acquisitions.
Spotify's 2012 results are out today, with Reuters reporting that the private company had revenue of 435 million euros, and a 58.7 million euro net loss.
Multimedia giant Vivendi Universal posted a massive 13.6 billion euros net loss for 2001 but met expectations of strong underlying earnings thanks to its box office blockbusters and telecom business.
The creditors' proposals were packed with bad news for farmers like him: higher social security contributions; a 26% – Christos thought the figure was 36% – income-tax band that began with the first euro of net earnings and full advance payment of the next year's estimated tax.
Shares of the bank rose 11.2% as it said that it would be reporting a 2.0 billion euro ($2.6 billion) net profit for the year 2008.
The big disappoint for the market on Wednesday wasn't just that ING's 71 million euro ($100 million) net profit significantly missed forecasts, but that it also lost 584 million euros ($826 million) on the deteriorating value of its property assets.
Oeneo, formed in 2001 when two big barrel makers that had merged two years earlier joined with Sabaté, a French cork maker, posted a 28 million euro ($32 million) net loss last year, on a 13percentt drop in revenue, to 202 million euros.
