Sentence examples for planned profits from inspiring English sources

The company said cost savings coupled with continued investment in digital would help it remain on course to deliver planned profits for the year.

But in a phone call, David Glasser, chief operating officer of the Weinstein Company, argues that the company hung onto 150 of its most lucrative titles and that if all goes as planned, profits from the 250 films will pay down debt, at which point, the films' rights will revert back to the company.

Mindray said lower-than-expected government spending in their domestic market for the first half of the year has limited their planned growth rate and therefore their planned profit for the year.

The day once said to be his preferred option, June 10th, now seems to be considered too soon.One likely explanation for the delay is that Mr Brown cannot decide whether to raise the tax burden by more than whatever he wants from the planned windfall-profits tax on privatised utilities.

Perhaps what's most interesting about the government's planned new Diverted Profits Tax, AKA the "Google" tax, is how much noise and debate it has generated, for precious little potential revenue.

A year later Jennings gave up the stake he'd fought so hard to acquire, missing out on the fat profits from a planned public sale.

Excluding a one-time adjustment for planned repatriation of foreign earnings, the company said its profit in the quarter was 34 cents a share.

In 2005, Hypo Alpe Adria issued a €500 million convertible bond, which was in effect an advance on the state's expected profit from a planned initial public offering.

Impotence therefore faces both those who believe in what amounts to a pure, stateless, market capitalism, a sort of international bourgeois anarchism, and those who believe in a planned socialism uncontaminated by private profit-seeking.

The reason: Federal prosecutors in Boston said Ahmed had conspired with longtime friend Amit Kanodia to profit from the planned acquisition of Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. by India-based Apollo Tyres, making $1 million from the deal before it was publicly announced.

Even Porsche, which is unveiling a station wagon version of its Panamera sedan in Paris, says it may pull back one or two planned new models to preserve its profits.