Sentence examples for show earnings from inspiring English sources

He estimates Alcoa will show earnings of $3.50 a share next year.

His most recent weekly invoices show earnings of £337.29 and £336.20 for what he estimates were 44-hour working weeks.

One of the challenges in managing a public company today is the pressure to show earnings increases quarter after quarter.

"Companies can show earnings using generally accepted accounting principles and still not throw off any cash flow," he added.

Their businesses have been healthy and have continued to show earnings growth at or above their long-term growth rates.

"Merck and Coke will show earnings growth in a weakening economy, when the S.& P. companies have negative earnings".

The report, which kicked off bank earnings season, showed net earnings of $1.59 a share, exceeding analysts expectations of $5.41 billion, or $1.40 a share.

The old Times Square was apparently something of an economic engine for a certain segment of society; the women's peep-show earnings support shiftless boyfriends, alcoholic mothers, drug dealers and, in some cases, children.

Later Ruth Davidson published her own 2014-15 tax return, showing earnings of £52,223 and tax of £10,513.

The most recent results showed earnings per share grew 22 per cent year on year.

The bar chart shows earnings estimates of the economic return to moving to the North for both black and white migrants.