Sentence examples for for break even from inspiring English sources

In this way, the complexity and the number of required iterations for the optimization problem to find the number of houses for break even profit is significantly reduced.

"We have a clear target for break even, and in January we reported that we have continued our strong run of form," a company spokesman said in a statement.

Even in other European countries that divide the spoils, such as Germany, the share is smaller than in Britain, pushing up the threshold for breaking even.

CBS's prospects for breaking even or profiting from the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway, are less certain because of a higher rights fee -- $300 million -- and uncertainty over an economic recovery that would let advertisers spend more freely.

So, for that matter, are Indy and i losses combined – down to just £4.6m in the latest results and seemingly heading for break-even.

A far more sophisticated assessment by the breeder Rob Whiteley, which included historical data, concluded that in 2008, thoroughbred breeders were selling one yearling for break-even or profit and four at a loss, and this year they have sold at a 1 in 6 ratio.

This year the company hopes for break-even on a turnover up by maybe half to £6.7m.Durham, the one other county with a really modern stadium (cost: £12m so far, and more to come), is run as a company limited by guarantee, in the same businesslike spirit.

The effect of that will be to lower the bar for break-even costs from shale.

In the addition to the technology DVB-T/T2 analysis, this article evaluates economic efficiency as well, using the simulation model for break-even point estimation (profit/loss analysis) that is important factor in building a business case.

The equation for the break even point for 6/5 below also works for 110/100.

Swann is the other candidate for a break – even though he was employed so sparingly by Strausstoday.