Sentence examples for particular quarters from inspiring English sources

The photograph predictably generated a backlash in particular quarters of black America, most sharply against Howard University's President Wayne Frederick.

Though an immediate explanation cannot be established for this observation, it is highly likely that in the process of milking, these particular quarters were milked first before the other quarters because most of the operators tend to be right handed and sit first to the left of the animals.

Recognizing more revenue in a particular quarter can give a one-time lift to that quarter's earnings.

An administration charge of pounds 2.50 is made if you do not trade in a particular quarter.

Northern Rock's securitisation vehicle issued relatively long-term notes to investors, so it did not face the threat of massive redemptions from this particular quarter.

"We have to do whatever is necessary, because reputation is worth more than any particular quarter or any particular year's profits," said Charles O. Prince, Citigroup's chief administrative officer.

In the four charts that follow, for each of these 117 grand finals I've shown the lead (or deficit) for the eventual winner as at the end of a particular quarter.

Yet the goal of saving the banks and stemming the panic was not, for the most part, preservation of any particular quarter of the finance industry for its own sake.

Aside from any particular quarter's results, the larger financial problem that AT&T's plan is meant to solve is that investors have appeared to judge the company mostly by its earnings per share (as well as revenue growth), denying the company full credit for the cash flow growth in the cable and wireless businesses.

The company, which is based in New York, cautioned that its quarterly revenue would fluctuate broadly depending on events in its private equity business and that "revenues and profits in any particular quarter should not be expected to be indicative of future results".

"Because of that, we're essentially changing the manner in which we account for those fees, from being performance-based and discrete to any particular quarter to recognizing it on a straight-line basis over the course of 2003," he said.