Sentence examples for proper earnings from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, many disclose only these two numbers instead of filing full statements to show how they arrived at those results, so investors can't do a proper earnings analysis, says Trevor S. Harris, an international accounting expert at Morgan Stanley.

Trouble is, many disclose just these two numbers instead of filing full statements to show how they arrived at those results, so investors can't do a proper earnings analysis, says Trevor S. Harris, an international accounting expert at Morgan Stanley.

But the proper response to concerns about earnings quality and the risk of restatements is not to flee.

If prostitutes (sex workers, in industry parlance) get together and set up a brothel, they can be prosecuted for living off each other's "immoral earnings".As a result, proper policing and regulation are impossible.

It reports directly to the president, and produces no proper public accounts of its property, or its earnings.

The earnings-quality charge is serious because the proper treatment of credit and possible losses is the essence of any credit business, especially one that lends to subprime borrowers.

If advisers want to focus on P/E ratios based on predicted operating earnings, Mr. Asness and Ms. Casscells say, the proper historical comparison is to historical P/E ratios that were also calculated by using predicted operating earnings.

On its earnings call, Box CEO Aaron Levie noted that, using a proper share count, estimates for Box's recent-quarter adjusted profit came to -$1.99.

A young adult without proper emergency savings should try to divert at least 10% of their earnings each month to an emergency fund for at least one year.

(Clarification: Box informed TechCrunch after publications that consensus estimates of its adjusted earnings per share employed an incorrect share count. Given a proper accounting of its shares, Box informed TechCrunch that it beat a -$1.99 per-share consensus figure).

Keep proper records of the money you make and spend, however, as your self-employed earnings must be accounted separately from your PAYE employed earnings.