Sentence examples for push operating from inspiring English sources

Those factors have combined to push operating earnings for the S.& P. 500 from $32.68 a share in 1994 to an estimated $57.70 this year, Mr. Hill said.

Known as the Townhouse Operation, a group of Nixon loyalists, some of whom are leading this year's nonprofit push, operated out of a townhouse near DuPont Circle in Washington, raising illegal corporate cash and distributing it in key Senate races.

Modernising what was a cottage industry has pushed operating margins at Louis Vuitton, which makes half of the group's profits, above 45%, twice as high as at Gucci.This success makes Mr Arnault's recent setbacks seem all the more galling.

In an analysis of its second-quarter results, Jan Dawson of Jackdaw Research pointed out that increasing marketing, R&D, and other costs have pushed operating margins to almost zero.

Combined with a resurgence in the advertising market, that strategy pushed operating income at Fox Entertainment's local station group to $209 million, more than double the $78 million figure in the period a year earlier.

The weak Indonesian rupiah pushed operating margins from 22% to 31% in the most recent quarter.

He maintained a price target of $36 on eBay, based on the expectation that the company is likely to match near-term growth with increased near-term investment, thereby pushing operating margins lower in 2005 versus 2004 levels.

Capture efficiency was generally greater than 90% with the push airflow operating.

This will cut the jet's range from 1,300 nautical miles to 1,000 and push up operating costs from 56 cents per mile to 75 cents.

Other lenders pushed down operating costs by focusing operations in cities.

Subscription revenue fell 29percentt, pushing operating income down 36percentt.