Sentence examples for internal profit from inspiring English sources

Yesterday Rasmussen claimed the consortium had answered such criticisms by agreeing, in principle, to the publication of limited internal profit and other projections.

After several years of rising profits from its improved efficiency, Random House missed its internal profit targets for the six months that included the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

In last week's revised offer, Carlsberg said it had addressed those concerns by agreeing, in principle, to the publication of limited internal profit and other projections.

By allowing the company to meet its internal profit targets, the power deal unleashed the payment of millions of dollars in bonuses and restricted stock to high-ranking executives, including Kenneth L. Lay, then the chief executive, and Jeffrey K. Skilling, then Enron's president, former executives said.

Both accounting practices, regulators said, helped it to meet internal earnings goals, as well as to keep pace with rivals by reporting double-digit profit growth.

In chemical process industries, new external and internal conditions squeeze profit margin of conventional processes.

For example, Banksy -- a graffiti artist whose works have been found on streets, walls and bridges of cities throughout the world, is "estimated to have a net worth upwards of $20 million, and recently discussed the internal struggle of profiting from his artwork with the Village Voice, stating "commercial success is a mark of failure for a graffiti artist".

All scenarios were economically feasible, but Scenario I had the highest annual net profits (US$22,184,1699), internal rate of return (31.1%), net present value (US$234,803,060) and the shortest payback period (5.1 years) at a discount rate of 5%.

Between 1970 and 1994, US and UK companies met all their finance needs from internal sources (retained profits and capital allowances) and bank borrowing.

And as a creature of the GE system (his father was a GE man, too), he is fluent in its culture of obsessive pursuit of profits, internal confrontation and ruthless willingness to vacate the markets it cannot conquer.

Other airlines have struggled to make internal services turn a profit, with British Airways relinquishing several routes when it swallowed up bmi.