Sentence examples for operating income due from inspiring English sources

Although the Rangers were defeated in five games by the Los Angeles Kings, the 12 home games contributed more than $20 million to the team's operating income due to more money from tickets, concessions and sponsorships.

"Operating income improved... due to positive factors such as favourable foreign exchange rates and cost reduction efforts," said the firm's president, Akio Toyoda.

The drop in operating income was largely due to $1.7 billion in deferred revenue that the company recognized last year at this time related to the release of Windows Vista.

According to its recent second-quarter earnings report, Disney's toys and interactive entertainment division saw an 8% drop in operating income for the period, due in part to lower than expected results for the game series.

Operating income at Cable Networks increased due to growth at the Disney and ABC Family channels in the US, offsetting a drop at sports channel ESPN.

Electronics grew revenue 12% to $2.8 billion but saw margins compress for operating income of $380 million, down 4% due to "pricing pressure as well as higher copper and gold costs".

As a whole, AOL posted a weak Q2, reporting a 15% decline in revenue to $1.05 billion and operating income dropping to $230 million from $350 million, due to a 29% decrease related to the the loss of subscription revenue.

Although its broadcast division saw operating income fall 20% to $213 million -- due in part to higher prime-time programming costs and decreased advertising revenue -- the operating income of the company's cable networks was up 12% to $2.09 billion.

Microsoft just released its Q4 2012 earnings report, posting just $192M in operating income before taxes and its first ever loss ($492M) due to the writedown the company took because of its failed aQuantive acquisition.

Only 2percentt of the Shrine hospitals' operating income comes from money raised by Shrine temples and members' dues.

Filmed entertainment operating income swung to a loss of $105.7 million, from net income of $51.1 million a year earlier, due to a 50% surge in expenses related to higher print and advertising costs.