Sentence examples for negative dollars from inspiring English sources

I don't know for sure what Menzie's answer would be, but mine is, no, I don't believe that zero dollars are diverted; under current conditions, negative dollars are diverted.

Laboring under the presumption that the average laptop consumer is price sensitive — marginally sensitive to negative dollars as a percentage price delta between two competing devices — the move makes sense.

With low single-digit account churn and negative dollar churn, LTV calculations must become more sophisticated.

Simple math: 9.2 million x $10 per month x 12 months = $1.1 billion in recurring SaaS revenue, not accounting for account churn or positive or negative dollar churn.

Of these, 16,556 had one of the drug patterns of interest and after exclusions for missing enrollment information and negative dollar amounts the final sample size was 15,857.

At the end of 2013, its cash flow was a negative sixteen million dollars, while its net income was a hundred and twelve million.

Another potential concern is that sentiment toward the U.S. dollar has reached extreme levels, placing the greenback in position for a potential reversal, which would be negative for dollar-denominated commodities.

But the sell-off in technology, media and telecommunications stocks worldwide, plus the strong dollar, gave American investors negative returns, in dollar terms, almost everywhere overseas.

next, the session, the travel time, the editing, the burning on CD… now we are seriously talking, working for not even minimum wage, but we are looking at $1 or $2 an hour if she's lucky, because by my calculations, and how I personally work as a professional, I would be in the red, as in, NEGATIVE a few dollars an hour.

"After more than a year of Josh Mandel's special interest friends attacking Sherrod Brown and lying about his record with 5 million dollars in negative ads, more negative ad spending than anyone else in the country has faced, we've decided to go on air," Sadie Weiner, Friends of Sherrod Brown spokeswoman, said in a statement.

The conventional assumption is that creating more currency is bad for its value: QE in America is generally agreed to have been negative for the dollar.