Sentence examples for later quarter from inspiring English sources

Just look at this sampling of recent classified ads: M.B.A., C.P.A. Must be able to report one earnings figure while simultaneously looking at another; massage numbers; lobby; move debt off books; rally stockholders; defer income to a later quarter till the end of time.

Growing slowly through the early 20th century, in the later quarter this movement exploded beyond denominational boundaries.

The Acra is often called the Seleucid Acra to distinguish it from references to the Ptolemaic Baris as an acra and from the later quarter in Jerusalem which inherited the name Acra.

The details of what happened at Peregrine are hazy, but it is fascinating that Peregrine said the improper revenues "may have been written off in later quarters" of its last two fiscal years.

Aggregate investment in the US economy displays a hump-shaped pattern in response to shocks, and the autocorrelation of aggregate investment growth is positive for the first few quarters, turning negative for the later quarters.

However, although estimates in the first two or three quarters after program entry may be biased, our tests for selection and incentive explanations do not suggest that impact estimates for later quarters are spurious.

As the numbers of treated individuals in this and the other forms of training become too small in later quarters for estimation, we concentrate our analysis on quarters with a sufficient number of participants.

Therefore, the later quarters are better represented than with model 2, while with model 1 they would probably be overrepresented.

This was sought with the study of the ZPHI patients, but because most of these patients opted for early ART, the number of suitable samples representing the later quarters was small and could not provide reliable results.

The only way to obtain reliable sensitivity rates for the later quarters of the incident infection period is by follow-up of patients diagnosed early and by subsequent repeated testing during the entire first year of infection.

Although the diagnostic sensitivity in these later quarters of the incident infection period can thus not be established accurately, it is clear that the raw sensitivities of Table 2 (shown again in column S0 of Table 3) do not apply to them, and a bias would be introduced if the effect of duration since EDI were not adjusted for.