Sentence examples for gross financial from inspiring English sources

In the UK, private sector housing stock represents 45% of the gross financial assets held by households.

Now, a year after Dewey's demise, most industry specialists view the firm as an outlier, a victim of gross financial mismanagement.

Sischy has spoken to me about the gross financial inequalities of today's art world between the artists who have made it and the ones who haven't.

In 2003 a criminal investigation into Parmalat uncovered gross financial irregularities, leading to bankruptcy and its CEO, Calisto Tanzi, being imprisoned in 2006.

White House officials said that evidence of gross financial mismanagement had led to the dismissals, allegations that were later found to be unsubstantiated.

Republican Party of Florida chairman John Thrasher called the audit an "affirmation of the despicable exploitation and gross financial mismanagement of donor funds that occurred" under Mr. Crist and his "hand-picked chairman".

"At the grossest financial level, it's just savings.

Some of these are actual: relative profitability of existing farm enterprises will vary from farm to farm and those farmers with healthy 'enterprise gross margins' (financial value of output less direct, variable costs of production) will be less willing to switch to DECs, other things being equal.

On May 10 the state took over the financial operation of the city because of gross fiscal mismanagement.

The contract says the company may refuse dismissal pay for a limited number of reasons: proven financial dishonesty, gross insubordination, gross neglect of duty or gross misconduct or where discharge is provoked for collecting dismissal pay.

At those prices, and with 35% to 40% gross margins, Chief Financial Officer Daniel Somers says AT&T can make its $116 billion investment in TCI and MediaOne pay off richly.