Sentence examples for remarkable earnings from inspiring English sources

(It may seem surprising that energy companies' profits also fell, but that reflects a difficult year for their refining businesses and came after remarkable earnings in 2006).History suggests that a turn in the profit cycles has a big effect on earnings.

Their worth was remarkable, but their earnings were negative".

Catholic-school graduates finish college at a higher rate, and the effect on earnings is remarkable.

Chetan Sharma, an independent mobile analyst, said he found AT&T's low churn rate the most remarkable part of its earnings report.

GAAP and NIPA earnings are in remarkable sync in the early years, with similar means and standard deviations, and with earnings changes correlating at 0.89 during 1950-1980.

IN a few months, John F. Welch will step down as chief executive of the General Electric Company, leaving behind a remarkable 20-year run of earnings growth and near cultlike devotion.

In the past, AIG has said that Starr's funding comes from money set aside in the 1960s, when the insurer first went public, but questions have since emerged about whether AIG indirectly channelled money through Starr that could have contributed to compensation, and whether its relationship with Starr could have enhanced the remarkable consistency of its reported earnings.

The power of the Fed to stymie the market is remarkable given that the projected earnings growth for this year is stronger than the actual growth proved to be in each year of the 1995-to-1999 run, when the Nasdaq and the S.& P. 500 rose 20percentt or more each year and the Dow climbed 20percentt or more in four of the five.

She promised 15% annual sales and earnings growth, a remarkable feat considering that HP, then a $42 billion company, had come off its fifth consecutive year of declining revenue growth.

SIEGEL: What I think will support stocks is the fact that earnings growth has been remarkable and productivity gains have been remarkable, and they have been falling to the bottom line.

The earnings announcement was a remarkable contrast to last year's event, where analysts learned that the company was going to take a $44 billion charge to adjust for the loss of value in AOL.