Sentence examples for profit claimed from inspiring English sources

He arrives at this figure by deducting McCoy's trucking rate, $17.00 per ton, from the anticipated profit claimed by Panhandle of $22.00 per ton to arrive at a net figure of $5.00 per ton on 912 tons and 256 pounds or $4,560.64.

Others have claimed reimbursements for extensive renovations, and then sold their properties for a profit; claimed reimbursements for mortgage payments on houses that they rent out; or claimed reimbursements on "second homes" that are within 10 miles of their first homes.

Critics have also focused on price and profit, claiming that America's broadband companies earn windfall profits at the expense of customers.

Are the profit claims also kind of exaggerated?

These are the same kinds of techniques Big Tobacco used to great profit, claiming that scientific links between smoking and cancer were "not proven".

That's putting pressure on consumers – and on the profits claimed by banks.

Becker argues the entire judgment should be set aside but, if not, the judgment should be reduced to $4,560.64, which would show a deduction from the loss of profits claimed by plaintiff of the costs of trucking from Kansas to Texas.

For 2012, the data show that approximately 20% of companies with positive "net incomes" (or profits) claimed a net operating loss deduction resulting in a zero tax liability.

The president is facing a lawsuit by a bipartisan group of government watchdogs and legal scholars who, even before questions about whether Trump was following through on his plan to hand over profits, claimed that he was violating a previously obscure section of the Constitution called the Emoluments Clause.

More than 840 of the largest corporations repatriated $362 billion in profits, claiming tax deductions worth $265 billion from 2003 through 2006.

"They have been chipping away at staff benefits to shore up profits," claims PDA assistant general secretary Mark Pitt.