Sentence examples for financial performance over from inspiring English sources

Those shares will pay out, depending on financial performance, over the next three years.

For its part, Aer Lingus said that its own improved financial performance over the past year argued even more strongly against a combination with Ryanair.

But for all his efforts to move beyond network television, Mr. Wright concedes that NBC Universal's weakening financial performance over this last year stemmed largely from prime time.

A Pirc report, issued earlier this week, told investors: "Awarded [Betfair] CEO pay is not considered in line with the company's financial performance over the last five years".

As part of the deal, he will be paid an "earn out," or a payment that depends on the company's financial performance over the next several years, these people said.

Mr. Weldon's new job, which he will assume on April 25, will be all the more difficult with such rankings to maintain, along with Johnson & Johnson's respectable financial performance over the last year.

Therefore, it may not have the statistical power to answer the question: what will happen to the service quality of patient care when hospital financial performance improves over time?

Microsoft, he told the investor audience at Morgan Stanley's conference, has gotten significantly better at managing the cost of running Bing, and its financial performance has increased over the last year.

They found that films that dealt with nuanced and complex themes did better than those that played it safe, as measured both by ratings on metacritic.com, rottentomatoes.com, and IMDb and by over-all financial performance.

Catherine Lesjak, HP's chief financial officer, explains it thus [emphasis mine]: " The majority of this impairment charge [ie write-off] is linked to serious accounting improprieties, disclosure failures and misrepresentations that occurred prior to HP's acquisition of Autonomy and the associated impact on the financial performance of the business over the long term".

In their obsession with short-term results, too many look at their own companies' past, over-emphasising lagging financial performance indicators when measuring success.