Sentence examples for facility sales from inspiring English sources

It also took a charge of $68 million, or 12 cents a share, for impairment of long-lived assets, and $12 million, or 2 cents a share, for restructuring and investigation costs, and a charge of $2 million, or less than a penny a share, for losses on facility sales.

In the quarter a year earlier, the company took a charge of $63 million, or 11 cents a share, for impairment of assets and $18 million, or 3 cents a share, for restructuring and investigation costs, and had a gain of $13 million, or 2 cents a share, for facility sales.

Excluding costs for bad debt, legal costs, losses on hospitals it has sold and costs related to facility sales, Tenet's quarterly profit would have been 10 cents a share, according to the filing.

I co-manage all aspects of the facility – sales and business development, customer relations, accounts receivable, office and property management and much more.

Global One, which comprises an impressive network of international facilities, sales offices in 65 countries and about 30,000 business customers, has yet to prove its worth in terms of profits.

"Their shared emphasis will be less on selling things than on creating a platform that facilities sales by recognizing and understanding individuals and affirming and connecting them with affinity cohorts sharing their core values and aspirations," the report describes.

"Also - how do we get great Welsh companies to expand their operations in the United States, because there's great creativity and innovation happening here and they want to grow their markets, to build production facilities, sales offices, things like that in the United States".

Recently a bunch of researchers were given a tour of the post-prohibition process in Oregon, and I toured cannabis grow-op facilities and sales facilities.

The Hulas were there not to observe the sport, but rather the logistics behind the Games: the transformation of the cricket grounds into an archery facility, ticket sales and "presentation of the sport," Ed Hula said.

"Rebel violations are becoming a normal daily phenomenon, especially against civilians, including looting public and private factories, storage places, houses and cars". The report cites, for example, the looting of a Syrian oil company storage facility and sales of smuggled grain to Turkish middlemen.

Some of these are physical goods — inventory, facilities, equipment, sales collateral, etc.