Sentence examples for reduction earnings from inspiring English sources

The Enron board said its "key performance criteria" included "funds flow, return on equity, debt reduction, earnings per share improvements and other relevant factors".

The savings from the changes should add back about $1 billion, for a net reduction in earnings of $2.8 billion over the next few quarters, Mr. Thompson said.

In a study covering 19 countries, one of the two studies using randomized household survey data documenting indirect costs, Levinson et al. found that serious mental illness was associated with a potential reduction in earnings of 10.9% of average national earnings in LMICs [ 60].

Particularly distressing was the company's forecast of a 20percentt reduction in earnings the next two years.

That would amount to a 24percentt reduction in earnings per share.

The job cuts and writedown at Williamstown would cost up to £120m, accounting for the reduction in earnings guidance.

They repeat their outperform rating but cut their target price by 5% to 355p on the back of a reduction in earnings per share by 3%to4%4%.

The losses would be caused by the direct destruction of assets by increasingly extreme weather events and also by a reduction in earnings for those affected by high temperatures, drought and other climate change impacts.

The shares dived to a decade-long low of $9.85 on Oct. 17, the day after management disclosed a significant reduction in earnings estimates for the third quarter and full year.

In yesterday's disclosure, Krispy Kreme said that the Securities and Exchange Commission had requested information concerning "the company's franchise reacquisitions and the company's previously announced reduction in earnings guidance".

With this month's storms in the UK and Scandinavia costing it another £25 million in claims, RSA warned of a further reduction in earnings for this year and an impact on next year's dividend payout for shareholders.