Sentence examples for large goodwill from inspiring English sources

In 2014, Here generated €971m (£682m) in sales but made a €1.2bn operating loss due to a large goodwill impairment.

If high prices are a concern, you can go to the large Goodwill store at Fifth Avenue and 135th Street in Harlem.

While we purchased highly valued shares, we were also in effect exchanging our highly valued shares at the same time so that none of the transactions resulting in the creation of large goodwill amounts resulted from a corresponding outlay of our cash.

Toolmaker Black & Decker knocks Ciesielski's method for not taking into account a large goodwill writeoff it took in 1998 a noncash acquisitions-related charge that, it argues, artificially lowered net income and made the effect of the options treatment a bigger share of reported profit.

Chinese investment has poured into natural-resources projects and other deals in Myanmar, Indonesia, and elsewhere, and poorer nations, like Cambodia and Laos, have benefited from large Chinese goodwill projects to build roads, bridges and rail links.

At least he starts with a large measure of goodwill.

With this large reservoir of goodwill, Mr. López Portillo was able to navigate successfully through his first year in office.

The volunteer response, though at times chaotic, shows some of the large amount of goodwill towards refugees in Europe.

Among the warning signs, the claims allege, were concerns about the UK group's finances raised by hedge funds, media and analysts; the large amounts of goodwill HP was forced to book on the deal; alleged opposition to the transaction from HP's finance director Catherine Lesjak; and warnings about Autonomy's overvaluation from Oracle chief executive Larry Ellison.

Large collectors like Goodwill say they sell more than half of their textile donations in their stores and market the rest to textile recyclers that export the reusable clothing to Africa and other overseas markets or resell it for processing into a variety of goods.

— Manila Luzon (@manilaluzon) August 7, 2012 The Philippines may be a third world country but we, Filipinos, definitely have a heart that exceeds first world countries — mario colmenares (@marcolme) August 7, 2012 For all the Manilans' goodwill, large parts of their city were underwater.