Sentence examples for taking earnings from inspiring English sources

But even taking earnings into account, investors take a dim view of Russian equities.

Bosses hope to double profits over the next five years, taking earnings to £200m by 2012.

The "diverted profits tax" is designed to discourage large companies from taking earnings out of the UK to avoid tax.

While valuations in the United States might be on the "rich" side, they seemed favorable, he said, when taking earnings and the economy into account.

We are taking the opportunity to reduce our 2010/11 pre-tax profit forecasts from £85m to £80m taking earnings per share down from 17.2p to 16.2p, but maintaining our 2009/10 pre-tax profit forecast at £90m.

In a hold note Freddie George at Cantor Fitzgerald said: Following this update, we are raising our 2013 forecast from £84m to £91m versus £101.6m in 202 taking earnings per share up from 7.3p to 7.9p.

Major lettings agencies are refusing to take earnings from zero-hours employment into account in the referencing process.

Most important, the new rules would cut off federal aid to programs that repeatedly saddled students with debt that is defined as unaffordable under a new formula that takes earnings into account.

Sweeteners included scrapping a planned 3p-a-litre rise in fuel duty, a 1% cut in corporation tax, and changes to allowances which will take earnings below £9,440 out of income tax altogether.

You get that cash flow number this way (we are omitting numerous details): Take earnings, add depreciation, add the increase in accounts payable.

Last week, I wrote about the new "Nifty Fifty" and called attention to cyclical growth properties like United Technologies and General Dynamics, who cycle over cycle take earnings to a higher level.