Sentence examples for profit behind from inspiring English sources
The US retail giant said spending on e-commerce as well as worker pay increases and currency fluctuations contributed to a 7% drop in first-quarter profit, behind expectations.
Instead of language chastising consumers for their selfishness, instead of spurious accusations of secret profit behind ad-block technologies, the advertising industry needs to recognize that it has built no good will, that its failure to stop and active decision to escalate this problem is the direct cause of consumers' actions.
The tasks carried out by CASH (Coalition of Artists and Stakeholders) are traditionally done by record labels, and lately by for-profit behind-the-scenes companies.
We project second half profits behind 2014.
Japan is the company's second-biggest market by sales and profits, behind only the US.
But new regulations are being introduced around the world that will hard-wire more restrained compensation practices: cash bonuses will be smaller and traders will have to repay bonuses when the profits behind them prove unsustainable.
Mr. Nickles presented a chart today asserting that the combination of corporate and dividend taxes placed the United States second in the world in its taxation of corporate profits, behind Japan.
In the fourth annual global Good Purpose survey, which Edelman released last week, Nike was ranked third by Americans among companies they considered to be placing as much or more importance on supporting a good cause as they placed on profits — behind only Pepsi-Cola and the Newman's Own line of food products.
Kamen is also behind FIRST, the non-profit behind the successful robotics competitions which last year saw half a million students participating.
Code.org is the non-profit behind the Hour of Code movement, and is working with a number of corporations to organize this year's movement.
However the Swiss non-profit behind the referendum believes funding could easily be achieved by placing a micro-tax on all electronic transactions.
