Sentence examples for lesser earnings from inspiring English sources

Still, the per-click decline contributed to Google's reporting lesser earnings than was expected.

17 19 These setbacks may result in delayed entry into the labour market and lesser earnings.

The overall revenue is still less than the number achieved in FY 2017 mainly due to the refranchising strategy of the company which translates into better earnings but lesser growth or negative growth in the near term in the top line.

"What justifiable reason is there for the mega rich paying a lesser percentage of wages and earnings than the middle class?" wrote Linda Mussaw.

Goldman Sachs said in a sell note: ABF is also exposed to the European sugar industry, although to a lesser extent (20% of 2013 earnings before interest and tax versus 70% for Suedzucker) and therefore we believe there is negative read-across for the stock.

They find that earnings, and to a lesser extent total household income, drop dramatically six months prior to SSDI application, but rebound during the subsequent three-year period.

These conglomerates, which compete in dozens of unrelated industries, increase earnings by buying companies with lesser valuations.

The 21% flat federal corporate income tax rate imposed on C corporations generally permits the accumulation of funds at a lesser tax cost than would result if earnings are taxed at the individual level and then reinvested in the business.

This is highly significant because, in recent years, the gap between what companies report as earnings to shareholders and the lesser amount they report to the IRS has become a chasm.

Before the sale, Long Island was the largest contributor to earnings with 32percentt, compared with 31percentt for Manhattan and lesser amounts for the Westchester-Connecticut portfolio and New Jersey.

Prudential said the impetus for the earnings revisions came primarily from Philip Morris USA and, to a lesser extent, Philip Morris International, both of which reported lower operating-income forecasts for the year.