Sentence examples for recurring earning from inspiring English sources
According to Moody's, a rating agency, German banks' "recurring earning power"—their ability to generate profits year in, year out, without special measures such as asset sales—is far lower than that of American or other European banks.Now change is being forced on the public-sector banks.
Boeing earned $0.70 in the first quarter, $0.90 excluding the health care charge our politicians assured us would save money, and reiterated recurring earnings for the year at just under $4 per share, in line with JSA's Paul Nisbet's forecast.
That year Parker also first appeared on the hit television drama The West Wing, as the women's rights activist Amy Gardner; turning a one-episode role into a recurring character, she earned an Emmy Award nomination in 2002.
The startup earns recurring revenue (a percentage of the transaction fees) off of every payment that is processed by its software platform.
More recently, Durning played the father of Denis Leary's New York firefighter in the TV series "Rescue Me" — a recurring role that earned him the last of the nine Emmy nominations he received since his first for "Queen of the Stardust Ballroom".
If I.B.M. had bought DOS, I.B.M. would have earned the recurring profits that instead flowed to Microsoft.
Use the accumulated savings formula to calculate the interest earned when recurring deposits are made.
This formula will calculate the interest earned when recurring deposits are made.
Paul Walker: A career in pictures Walker was born in 1973 and brought up in Los Angeles, where as a child he acted in commercials, earning his first recurring TV credit in 1985, in the series Highway to Heaven.
In the 1960s he appeared in several episodes of Naked City and The Twilight Zone, and his recurring role on The Defenders earned him an Emmy Award in 1964.
Farrington's favorite watchword is "recurring revenue," which refers to sales earned from long-term contracts that don't require expensive marketing campaigns to maintain.
