Sentence examples for means profits from inspiring English sources
This means profits will be at least 30% below this forecast.
"That means profits are spent on providing a better service or towards rewarding our staff".
Moreover, Apple's business has operating leverage, which means profits should grow faster than sales, meriting a substantial premium to the stock price.
About half of eurozone corporate earnings come from outside the region and the euro's 16% fall against a basket of currencies this year means profits earned overseas will be worth more when converted back into euros.
With styles (which means profits) tending toward untheatrical masculine simplicity he stuck to his bizarre female oriental last, like a coachmaker who after the invention of automobiles continues to fabricate magnificent ornate six-horse barouches.
Odey's take was, hold on a minute, Vodafone shares are priced at 69 times the company's earnings, which means profits must increase by 300% for the dividend to be paid from earned profits.
In finance, though, complexity often means profit.
(P.&L., by the way, means profit and loss statement, for you would-be entrepreneurs).
The group indicated it would not pass on these costs to customers, which means profit margins could be hurt.
