Sentence examples for stable financial performance from inspiring English sources

While Canada's five large banks dominate financial services in their home country and all enjoy stable financial performance, even during economic downturns, most of them have been unable to translate that success into expansion into the United States.

Quality assurance of management in home-visit nursing agencies in Japan is important for achievement of a stable financial performance.

Multinomial logistic regression analyses revealed multiples management variables related to profitable and unprofitable agencies, compared to agencies with stable financial performance.

Multinomial logistic regression analysis showed that both profitability and unprofitability were related to multiple variables in management of the agency when compared to agencies with stable financial performance.

These findings indicate the importance of consideration of management issues in achieving stable financial performance in home-visit nursing agencies in Japan.

This small scale may a major reason for the small number of home-visit nursing agencies with stable financial performance [ 7- 10].

[Page C6.] New Post for I.B.M. Chairman Louis V. Gerstner Jr., left, will become chairman of the Carlyle Group, a private investment firm known for its excellent financial performance and its stable of former government officials.

Louis V. Gerstner Jr., who is stepping down as chairman of I.B.M., will become chairman of the Carlyle Group, a private investment firm known for its financial performance and its stable of former government officials, including former President George Bush.

System integrators are investigating ways to design plants that can provide more stable output power without compromising the financial performance that is vital for investors.

First, the relationships between financial performance (profitable group, stable group, and unprofitable group) and each variable in management of the agency from the seven categories (A to G) were analyzed using univariate analyses.

From analysts and former employees, a picture is emerging of a company where short-term results may have been pumped up at the expense of long-term, stable revenues, to the extent that a financial performance that had seen 55% a year growth could have flatlined unless Lynch found a buyer.