Sentence examples for profits stemming from inspiring English sources

For the same reason, any reduction in overall profits stemming from discount cards will come mostly out of pharmacists' razor-thin share.

Early yesterday, the Dow felt the pull of AT&T after it posted a 51percentt slump in profits stemming from strong competition and falling long-distance prices.

Paulson's plan only nationalized private-sector losses, while allowing bank shareholders to enjoy any profits stemming from public help.

Their profits stem largely from exports to countries where demand is thriving.

Although it has plenty of regulars, a fifth of the company's summer profits stem from those who come out with the sun, wanting to soak up its rays and "relax".

So roughly 65% of profits stem from investment banking.

Their success depends on the successes of others; their own enrichment relies upon the enrichment of their customers and collaborators; their own profits stem from the dignity of voluntary personal choices, rather than coercive appropriations.

Beyond widely diverging figures between its reported net loss and operating profit stemming from accounting treatment, the bank suffered a $1.7 billion hit to its revenue from an another adjustment, due to the narrowing credit spreads from perceived improvement in those financial stability.

Like KPMG, the firm endorsed Xerox's position that its methods for accounting for equipment leases were in line with generally accepted accounting principles, a position that Xerox nonetheless abandoned last week, when it said it would restate $6.4 billion in revenue and profit stemming from 1997, and change its accounting methods.

Ford's overall profit stemmed from debt restructuring and a resurgent finance arm.

Much of the latest quarter's profit stemmed from a $34 million sale of land, primarily in the southwest area of Washington State.