Sentence examples for push earnings from inspiring English sources

The salaries paid to academics teaching in Qatar are comparable with the US, but bonuses and housing allowances can push earnings well into six figures.

Second, the real benefit of the lower exchange rate will only become apparent in earnings for this year and 1998 (DMG estimates that a continued dollar rate of DM1.60-1.70 will push earnings growth up by 8-9%).

In an unscheduled trading update, the company said sales commissions fell by 7.8% in the third quarter to £16.4m, helping to push earnings before tax, interest, debt and other items down 21% to £14.2m.

Shares of Xerox dropped 3 3/16, to 15. DaimlerChrysler, despite an 18percentt jump in second-quarter profits, said that new-product costs and stiffer competition in North America would push earnings for the rest of the year below expectations.

[Page A22.] DuPont Warns of Profit Shortfall DuPont, the nation's biggest chemical company, warned that soaring costs for fuel and raw materials, the declining value of the euro and potentially lower sales would push earnings for the rest of the year 2percentto5percentcent below Wall Street expectations.

C1 Profit Warning From DuPont The biggest chemical company in the nation warned that soaring costs for fuel and raw materials, the slide of the euro and possibly lower sales would push earnings for the rest of the year below expectations.

We do not change our bottom-end pretax profit estimates for 2012 and 2013, although a lower tax rate (20% versus 23%) pushes earnings per share slightly higher.

He said that at a time when charities are feeding rising numbers of families through food bank programmes, "we've got poverty data that shows the number of poor children falling, purely because of the recession pushing earnings together.

The Colorado-based company saw a 31% increase in sales, which pushed earnings to $21.7 million for the quarter.

The unexpected bonus improved the second quarter results by two cents, pushing earnings to 89 cents a share from 87 cents a share.

Johnson is looking for outfits that are trading for a bit less and yet have sound prospects for pushing earnings higher.