Sentence examples for going to break even from inspiring English sources

Now it's going to break even this year".

But it's hard to see how the outlay, even from cash held overseas, is going to break even for the company's shareholders.

"In the ideal, three are going to be great, three are going to break even and you might lose money on three".

As always, there was a slight falling-off from picture to picture, until we could more or less predict that the next one was going to break even or lose money - so we never made the next one.

"We are very humble — we hope to do €5 million in the second year, €10 million in the third year, be very rigorous on budgets — and then we are going to break even," said Mr. Marzotto, who has no plans yet to put Vionnet on the runway.

I mean, we're all supposed to follow Mailer's example and want to hair-pull and nose-bite all those other egos out of the ring (I think Mailer claimed he was going to break even Turgenev's jaw — or was that Hemingway?), and so often when people try to "group" you under some banner or another the participants all secretly glance to one side or the other and think: Really?

The store is close to breaking even.

It is also close to breaking even.

They'll have spent about $15,000 in all, they said, from their own savings, and hope to break even if all goes well.

"Vendors who are already struggling to break even will probably go back into losses," after they cut prices to compete, said James Crawshaw, an analyst with Commerzbank in London.

It, too, has still to break even.