Sentence examples for starting earnings from inspiring English sources

For example, when the researchers asked the MBA students about their likely salary package in their first job, the optimists tended to predict that their starting earnings would be higher than average for their peers but the optimists didn't, in fact, end up with above-average starting salaries.

"All of Honeywell's markets are facing structural problems, and I don't see how Larry can jump-start earnings in seven months," warned Robert Friedman of S&P Equity Research.

The aluminum maker Alcoa started earnings season after the end of trading, posting a smaller-than-expected loss of 26 cents a share from continuing operations excluding a restructuring charge.

Then the earnings on those earnings start earning their own money.

"After a slow start, earnings have improved quite rapidly and results from companies such as Intel and Apple have certainly boosted investor sentiment," said Keith Bowman, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.

Well let's start with earnings: if there are earnings that will either be paid out in dividends or eventually be reflected in the share price.

Over the long run (but not the short), it is valuation; the higher the starting price-earnings ratio when you buy a market, the lower the return over the next 10 years.

[C10.] Thomson Changes Profit Estimates In an effort to meet demand for more accurate profit estimates, Thomson First Call will start providing earnings estimates that conform with general accounting methods.

She was a $1,400 purchase as a yearling who has won 5 of 7 career starts for earnings of $717,889.

The aluminum maker Alcoa started the earnings season after the markets closed Tuesday by reporting a $497 million net loss.

The aluminum producer Alcoa, one of the 30 components of the Dow Jones industrial average, starts the earnings season today.