Sentence examples for operational profit from inspiring English sources

Michael A. Snyder, Vonage's chief executive, said the company was making progress toward its goal of an operational profit as early as the first quarter of 2008.

An analysis by the consulting firm McKinsey found that the operational profit of companies with the most women on boards was 56 percent higher than those with men only at the top level.

According to Holger Preuss, professor of sports economy and management in Cologne, all games over the past 30 years have turned an operational profit (see chart), unlike most other sporting events.

Last month, when announcing a $200 million operational profit delivering mail in the first quarter of the fiscal year 2012, the Postal Service cited its 7 percent rise in Internet-related shipping.

In this paper, these conflicts are presented and illustrated, and tools are developed to evaluate layout design by the resultant annual operational profit, thus enable comparison of alternative layouts.

The Olympic Stadium Mystery took another twist this past week when it emerged that not only had the overall cost of converting the venue to (supposedly) make it suitable for football as well as athletics risen further to £323m but that it was unlikely to make an operational profit for many years to come – if ever.

"Their interest cost is way beyond their operational profits".

Olam said gains generated from accounting for negative good will in certain acquisitions are treated as "exceptional" and are excluded when reporting core operational profits.

Long-term operation (LTO) is identified as a sound economical way in which NPP stakeholders can amortize costs over a longer time period and make additional operational profits.

The club has taken a 250-year leand and bears the operational costs and takes the operational profits.

Sageworks calculates net profit margin using pretax net profit, with owner compensation added back in to reflect true operational profits.