Sentences with phrase «dollar of sales»

That said, this total R&D cost amounts to only 0.2 cents per dollar of sales (i.e., one fifth of one penny).

We are there with over 25 years of brokerage management experience and billions of dollars of sales to guide their success.

It is not about the profit per dollar of sales.

In the past few years, Apple's margins have grown tremendously as it keeps more and more profits from the same dollar of sales.

West is credited as the director of Modern Warfare 2, which was 2009's best - selling game worldwide and which racked up a billion dollars of sales in two months.

For our purposes in seniors housing, I think we'll be able to differentiate ourselves pretty substantially from the competition because we'll have not only the national platform, accompanied by billions of dollars of sales behind us, but we'll also have a better - focused level of specialization at the regional and local level.

Considering Facebook's torrid growth, the company's $ 0.12 of core free cash flow per dollar of sales is very impressive.

My colleague John Mac Kah donated a painting to such a local nonprofit association of lawyers, and thereafter made several thousands of dollars of sales to clients who saw his painting at the event and wanted to talk about commissions or were interested in other originals / prints.The key is to be visible at such an event and to make it easy for interested people to connect with you.

The list went on and on, and a year later we were making twenty cents on every dollar of sales.

In the current quarter, the company generated about $ 0.20 of core free cash flow for every dollar of sales.

Comparing how much free cash flow a company can generate from each dollar of sales may give investors a clue to which company is more efficient.

Operating margin measures how much profit a company makes on a dollar of sales, after paying for variable costs of production such as wages and raw materials, but before paying interest or tax.

That means that every dollar of sales for Peabody Energy is selling at a 30 percent discount in the stock price.

That means that every dollar of sales is selling at almost a one - third discount in the stock price.

That means that each dollar of sales is going at more than a 50 percent discount in the stock price.

Profit margins are how much income a company retains for every dollar of sales (or revenue).

Why it's important: This ratio shows how much income was generated for each dollar of sales.

That means that each dollar of sales for ConAgr is priced in the stock at more than a one - quarter discount.

That means that each dollar of sales for BP is going at more than a 60 % discount in the stock price.

That means that each dollar of sales is priced at almost a 10 % discount in the stock.

That means that each dollar of sales is priced at a discount of more than 50 percent in the shares of the stock.

Even in a worst - case scenario, you can still sell the house and be certain that you will get every dollar of that sale.

Historically, the changes in multiples that investors paid for a dollar of sales have tracked closely the changes in multiples that investors paid for a dollar of peak earnings.

Put another way, ExxonMobil spends much, much less than one penny on total R&D for every dollar of sales.

You see in addition to my experience as a Professional Realtor (with several millions of dollars of sales) I am also an Urban Planner, a Professional Land Development Engineer, a Professional Land Surveyor and I suppose, because the Federal Government has issued me a patent for the digital mapping process I have developed, you could call me a mapping inventor.

Prologis, the largest industrial REIT, has calculated that every dollar of online sales requires three times more distribution and warehouse space than a dollar of sales at a brick - and - mortar store.

He has assisted clients in over $ 3 billion dollars of sales and leases.