Sentence examples for expenses driven from inspiring English sources

In addition to revenue outperformance, we reduced $30 million in sequential cash operating expenses driven by strategic headcount and footprint reductions, tight management of our discretionary costs and the benefit from IP monetization.

Stronger revenue, combined with lower expenses, drove a 32 percent increase in net income at the consumer and business banking segment.

Such expenses drove net income down more than 97percentto to $56 million or 3 cents a diluted share, compared with $2.04 billion, or $1.17 a share, in the second quarter of 2001.

Dimon had steered the bank through the financial crisis without ever reporting a quarterly loss, but that record ended this month when he had to admit that legal expenses drove the firm to a loss of $400m.

But, precisely because we are at a critical stage in development that the right public policies would be offer the incentives for the innovations that will yield nearly limitless benefit: improving care provided more rapidly, especially for those older citizens who might be less mobile, lower health expenses, drive economic growth.

Moving Forward Exhaustion and expense drove Brodie's decision to take up weekday residence in the city.

And make no mistake, the elder Pirro contends that the Government's charges that he and his brother illegally deducted $1 million in personal spending as business expenses are driven by politics, not law.

Some of the most famous names in insurance are being sized up for takeover, especially in the auto and homeowners businesses, where higher-than-expected operating expenses have driven down share prices.

We found that among diabetic youth and regardless of treatment mode, the drug expenses are mainly driven by the expenses for medications.

Now we have clear evidence that such catastrophic expenses can drive families below the poverty line".

And with one eye on the resale market, they don't want expenses that drive up monthly common charges.