Sentence examples for reduction of earnings from inspiring English sources

Procter & Gamble, the largest consumer packaged goods maker in the U.S., today blamed the financial crisis in Turkey for its reduction of earnings estimates by 3 cents per share, to 69 cents from 72 cents per diluted share, for the current quarter, ending March 31.

The NSSF is a public scheme that offers social protection to Kenyan workers against stoppage or considerable reduction of earnings due to a number of factors, including sickness and old age.

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].

A negative case could be that the shares are still quite highly rated on a 2015 estimated PE of 16.7 times, given the pattern of earnings reduction in recent years and the lack of organic revenue growth in the first half of 2014.

This has resulted in the reduction of the size-earnings correlation due to controlling for individual characteristics, a pattern that was not observed in 1996.

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.

Mr. Sherlund did not reduce his quarterly earnings estimate of 41 cents a share because he says the earnings reduction of 2 cents a share from lower revenues will be offset by increased income from Microsoft's sizable investment portfolio.

Dell's profit reduction of $92 million in its restated earnings is equal to 3 cents per share for the total period, when the Round Rock, Texas-based company's net income was more than $12 billion.

They want a deal similar to the one the N.F.L. and N.B.A. owners got last year after locking out their players: a reduction in the players' share of earnings to about 50 percent – lower, if they can get it.

The strategy would avoid the dilution of G.M.'s shares, and the reduction of its per-share earnings, that would occur under the accounting change.

For companies with a net deferred tax asset, the rate reduction would cause an average reduction of $315 million in reported earnings.