Sentence examples for lead to earnings from inspiring English sources

Cost savings in 2010 should lead to earnings upgrades, which will give the management time to get the company back on a growth agenda.

In addition, it is possible that immigrants who naturalize will invest heavily in human capital specific to the host country that will in turn lead to earnings growth.

The accountability framework is designed to define what it means to prepare students for gainful employment by establishing measures that would assess whether programs provide quality education and training to their students that lead to earnings that will allow students to pay back their student loan debts.

But those depositors fled fast once the Chicago bank's bad loans led to earnings problems.

City's investment from Abu Dhabi and improved performance – fifth place in the Premier League – led to earnings increasing by 45%, from £87m in 2008 09 to £125m.

The weakness in print advertising, coupled with an unexpected drop in revenue at About.com, led to earnings of 4 cents a share before special items were excluded, compared with 8 cents a share in the period a year ago.

Steadier GDP should lead to steadier earnings, and historically a more predictable earnings stream has led to higher equity valuations, as stocks trend towards more dependable, fixed income-like payment streams.

Simply stated, higher growth and lower volatility are the two factors that lead to higher earnings and a higher valuation multiples (a higher price to earnings ratio).

There are also concerns that raising the importance of students' future earnings could mean there would be fewer incentives to offer courses that do not lead to high earnings, such as those in the humanities and social services.

But in his view the bulls were ignoring the corollary; that low inflation would lead to low earnings growth.

That could lead to more earnings surprises, increasing the chances for an abrupt move in the stock.