Sentence examples for vast earnings from inspiring English sources
Before the bubbles burst, each took vast earnings and invested in real estate.
The first year's business registered a loss, but thereafter the Beatles began their climb to fame and vast earnings.
Shifting to 2002, the difference grows vast: earnings adjusted for the funny stuff were 41percentt less than the profits reported to investors.
It was, in fact, Locke's offstage antics that created the legend around him - he happily squandered his vast earnings, and in 1958 fled back to Ireland with the Inland Revenue hot on his heels.
Since Canada's financial services sector was deregulated in 1987, permitting the banks to buy brokerage houses, they have enjoyed vast earnings power because of their diverse businesses and operations.
Jim Carr said he had "watched with great sadness as my much-loved middle son was forced to issue a humiliating apology" about a tax scheme that enabled him "to pay as little as 1 per cent tax on his vast earnings".
Exxon Mobil, a company that has been around for more than a hundred years and generates vast profits, trades at a multiple of one times earnings — yes, one times earnings — and at a multiple of seven times its cash flow.
Michael Ashcroft, the billionaire Tory peer, has not paid income tax on his vast overseas earnings for more than 10 years, it was revealed yesterday.
The U.S. could consolidate its superpower status with a Global Nuclear Energy Supply System, which, in time, would not only solve the world's energy problems but would also generate unimaginably vast export earnings, thereby providing a permanent solution to America's balance-of-payments deficit.
Home ownership in England has fallen to the lowest levels in 30 years, highlighting the vast gap between earnings and property prices.
The firm has plenty of liabilities that will not be called in for a long time, as well as diverse earnings, vast liquid resources and shareholders willing to accept the earnings volatility that can result from taking relatively risky positions.
