Sentence examples for profits attributed from inspiring English sources

By getting a guarantee of 75 percent of his take from a 2007 bonus pool that was drastically inflated because it included what we now know to be nonexistent profits attributed to the London-based credit-default swaps, he'd no doubt be getting more than he actually "earned".

Coming into effect from April 2013, the Patent Box is a reduced level of corporation tax on profits attributed to patents and similar types of intellectual property.

On Tuesday, Parker Hannifin, a diversified manufacturer of motion and control technologies and systems, posted a 26.7% decrease in fiscal second-quarter profits attributed to a deepening global recession.

Read more about Ford's 57 percent decline in second-quarter profit, attributed to slower sales and wider losses at its European operations.

The add-on has exceeded expectations in Europe, and Logitech, the maker of EyeToy's camera component, announced a record second-quarter profit attributed partly to the product's brisk sales there.

[Page A1.] Wall Street Firms Post Lower Profit Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Goldman Sachs reported lower fourth-quarter earnings, attributing the decline to the slumping financial markets.

The rise in profit was attributed to cost-cutting and higher gold prices, which were negotiated when the price of gold was higher.

The added profit was attributed to an increase in affiliate fees and advertising revenues for its cable channels as well as lower costs for the film unit.

The 2006 figure was reduced by a write-down of 2.8 billion euros for good will, but the rise in profit was attributed also to lower taxes and financial charges and improving margins.

Although the quarterly profit was attributed primarily to tax benefits associated with ongoing adjustments from the merger, Mr. Verwaayen said he did not think it would be "a one-time event".

Overall, the company's rise in profit was attributed to strong growth in its wireless segment, but investors were less than enthusiastic.