Sentence examples for the upside which from inspiring English sources

Potential 10% cost savings and a 10 times EV/EBITDA multiple suggest around 2%-42%-4%nings upside in year four, but no more unless the US, Brazil or integrated beer and soft drinks surprise on the upside, which we doubt.

So, it's a good sign that the transportation sector has shown a breakout to the upside, which should bode well for the market.

High performing companies that emerge from the economic downturn likely will be those that are willing to link employee pay to the welfare of the company and motivate employees to share in the upside, which would, by coincidence address the executive compensation gap.

The price today broke out of that channel on the upside, which, if it stays above the 141/142 level, you could see panic buying into the 150/160 level.

For more counterintuitive thinking about what is and isn't good for our brains, read Lehrer's story, "Depression's Upside," which he wrote for the magazine in 2010.

Upside, which is not audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, reports circulation of 257,000, of which 15,000 are paid.

With that background he felt the time was right to strike out on his own with Upside, which he calls a "pure seed-stage fund".

Its upside, which we saw in "Promethean Fire," is an ambiguity that is not only rich theatrically — it gives shading, texture — but actually looks like truth.

First, if growth did not recover and surprise on the upside (in which case high asset prices would be justified), eventually slow growth would dominate the levitational effects of liquidity and force asset prices lower, in line with weaker economic fundamentals.

On the upside, Toyota Motor, which plummeted 11.6% on Wednesday on reports that it would post a 40.0% decline in annual operating profit, bounced back 3.0%, to 3,380 yen ($33.53).

The Ice Station, the legendary pub at Tiffindell Ski Resort, is home to one of the most extreme après activities we've heard of: the "upside downer," which involves strapping yourself into a pair of skis that are bolted to the roof, then downing a shot.