Sentence examples for subsequent profits from inspiring English sources
A 2003 paper* by Robert Arnott and Clifford Asness found that companies which paid a low proportion of their profits in the form of dividends displayed slower subsequent profits growth than those with a higher payout ratio.
Finally, rather than privatising state-owned enterprises, why not impose market discipline, while retaining ownership of the subsequent profits?We too have argued that privatisation, in Greece in particular, should proceed more cautiously than currently planned.
YPF then agreed to dole out 90% of its subsequent profits in dividends so that he could afford to pay it back.The other reason goes far beyond YPF, which accounts for just 45% of Argentina's hydrocarbons.
Bloomberg News reported yesterday that Lone Star's revised bid was for $754 million plus a share of subsequent profits at the bank that could reach $293 million, according to documents Lone Star sent to the Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation and to Goldman , Sachs which is advising the government on the sale.
That deal – known as a "buy in" in tax parlance – meant subsequent profit overseas based on those copyrights has been attributed to foreign subsidiaries rather than to Google in the US where the technology was developed.
On a conference call a few days ago to announce a 98% drop in second quarter profitability, CEO John Anderson said the computer disaster was a "substantial" factor in a 19% decline in US sales and the subsequent profit meltdown.
The company, which makes flares, ejector seat mechanisms and bomb detectors, initially announced it had received an approach in mid-August, but a subsequent profit warning raised fears that the predator, Carlyle, might walk away, or at least make a lower offer than originally planned.
In February, GM's vehicle sales had plunged by 12.7% compared with the year before and a subsequent profit warning seemed to threaten the company's debt rating, which teeters on the brink of junk status.The picture at Ford is gloomy too.
High levels of performance can facilitate firm growth and subsequent profit performance, which in turn can yield employment gains and contribute to the general economic health of a state, region, or nation (Wolff and Pett 2006).
That alone deters students from wanting to come, which only further compounds UW's problem of already declining enrollment (and subsequent profit from tuition).
Once the store has paid off its current loans, subsequent profit revenue will be granted to local organizations in support of purposes outlined in the PDA's charter, including public safety and substance abuse prevention.
