Sentence examples for profit higher than from inspiring English sources

On average, companies have been bought this year at an enterprise value (roughly speaking, stockmarket value plus net debt) equivalent to 12 times gross operating profit, higher than at the peak of the last two booms (see chart 2).

Create your own business plan 1.1 Objectives Sales of $380,000 in Year 1 and $425,000 by the end of Year 3. Net Profit higher than 40%.

Some retailers said they expected third-quarter profits higher than forecast after they kept inventory low.

Indeed, the price/earnings ratio for the S&P 500 is now 33 (based on past profits), higher than at the market's peak in March 2000.

Rumours abounded of disagreements between Mr Galvin and the board over the future of the chip business.PeopleSoft said that buoyant demand for its products would propel third-quarter profits higher than previously forecast.

By manufacturing round the world and by selling variations of the same product in many markets, car firms have been able to push profits higher than they would otherwise have been.

Not only did Intel report record revenue and now expects to show top line growth of 9% for the full year, it also expects to end the year with gross and operating profits higher than we've seen since Q4 2005.

The results were staggering profits for the banks, profits higher than anyone had ever anticipated, and profits so great that the banks developed a huge vested interest in blocking meaningful relief for the borrowers.

To decrease the level of human-bison conflict in the Białowieża region, it is necessary to create additional opportunities for long-term local profits (higher than that paid as compensation) based on wildlife conservation.

Workers claim that Cote is far more interested in keeping his record profits high than actually protecting workers and the surrounding community.

That enviable cost structure allows the company to under-price competitors, generating strong loan originations while posting net profit margins higher than the industry average.