Sentence examples for second quarter based from inspiring English sources

Last year, the Chrysler Group reported an operating profit of $69.6 million in the second quarter, based on American accounting standards.

The deputy prime minister, Viktor Khristenko, who oversees oil exports, was quoted in the business newspaper Vedomosti as saying that the government was setting export allotments for the second quarter "based on the reductions of the first quarter" that were adopted at OPEC's behest, though the decision may be altered after the prime minister, Mikhail Kasyanov, meets next week with oil executives.

InterActive said it would record a pretax charge of $245 million for the second quarter, based on a decision by VUE management to write down the value of the venture by $4.5 billion at the end of last year, seven months after the deal was done.

Sony's restructuring appears to be paying off, reporting what analysts called "blowout results" for the second quarter based on a mix of old and new business, and projecting full-year profits up 20% on last year - quite a change from an organisation in decline reporting £3bn losses when Hirai took over.

We said first and second quarter, based on the economy, would be bad.

This suggests that CPI inflation could rise to around 5% in the second quarter, based on a lag effect from last year's raw material price increases, but could well decrease later in the year.

Pleasanton-based Safeway was expected to earn 58 cents a share in the fourth quarter, based on a survey of 13 analysts by First Call Corp. Safeway made its first purchase in SSI in January 1995.

We expect that Apple will regain its market share lead in the fourth quarter, based on the strength of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus launch.

Productivity rose at a 3.1percentt annual rate in the third quarter and it is set to increase at more than a 2.0percentt rate for the fourth quarter based on the most recent projections.

For a start, Markit's prediction of 0.1% growth in the second quarter are based on incomplete evidence.

For the second quarter, DaimlerChrysler, based in Stuttgart, Germany, posted net income of $1.1 billion, or $1.08 a share, compared with $720 million, or 72 cents a share, in the quarter a year earlier.