Sentence examples for percentages of net from inspiring English sources

For those entitled to unemployment benefits, one simple way of summarising many of the relevant policy parameters is by means of benefit replacement rates, which express net income of a beneficiary as percentages of net income in a previous job.

In coastal temperate regions this technology may have significant potential to meet local energy demand, particularly in areas where the expansion of terrestrial biofuel production is limited due to high percentages of net primary productivity (NPP) already being appropriated for human use, such as the north Atlantic Coast of North America and Europe, and the western seaboard of South America.

The expression of the FA and GG values as percentages of net glucose utilization rather than as their absolute values is a normalization procedure that allows comparison across separate experiments of the effects of exogenous palmitate with those due to NEFA generated endogenously in response to adrenaline.

Giving a percentage of net worth might be a better model, he said.

In exchange for its design work, Liz Claiborne will receive a percentage of net sales and a share of the profit.

Another closely watched number at Goldman is the compensation ratio, or percentage of net revenue allocated to pay employees.

Moreover, some of the largest power traders still attribute an uncomfortably large percentage of net income to mark-to-market accounting.

The percentage of net charge-offs, or loans that the bank does not expect to collect, rose to 0.91percentt from 0.80percentt in the third quarter of 2007.

Such disclosures would be easily comparable, and easily computed because funds already calculate expense ratios, which are fees as a percentage of net assets.

"The original flip taxes — and many which still exist today — were based on a percentage of net profit, and that could be very substantial," Mr. Weinstein said.

A few years ago, a hog-farm company received an easement from the Rosebud Sioux in return for a percentage of net profits — then showed little or no profit.