Sentence examples for would earnings from inspiring English sources

How would earnings differentials that arise from differences in workers' beauty be altered if workers generally became better-looking?

Under this assumption, Dimon claims that "not only would earnings per share be 20percentt higher than they otherwise would have been, but tangible book value would be 15percentt higher than it otherwise would have been..

Since profit margins are still low, a small rise in sales would give earnings a big boost.

PNC predicted that the deal would increase earnings by 2013.

The company said the deal would bolster earnings by 2010.

They would do earnings estimates, but not price targets.

Hewlett announced recently that it would meet earnings expectations.

But it would hurt earnings and probably cause banks to become even more cautious about lending.

Microsoft fell 88 cents, to $68.02, amid speculation that the company would say earnings would not meet expectations.

G.M. said its new policy would reduced earnings by $85 million, or 15 cents per share, next year.

In July 1999, it announced that it would miss earnings estimates by $250 million.