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balance sheet
noun as in financial statement including gains and losses for a period
Example Sentences
When she opened up an attachment, she realized she was looking at a balance sheet showing she still owed nearly $2,000, mostly in legal fees tied to her eviction.
One of the notable operating expenses on any balance sheet is the real estate cost.
McCauley says its revenue last year was in the tens of millions and that it has a “very healthy” balance sheet.
He predicted the current rally could gain further momentum in 2021 as more large companies look to add cryptocurrencies to their balance sheets.
By June, the airline should be generating enough cash to begin repairing its balance sheet.
If women press the case for media parity together, they can change the balance sheet.
The use of off-balance-sheet debt is often a way to try to avoid getting as much investor scrutiny.
“When you pull back and look at the balance sheet, there are a lot of hidden assets,” Wilson Murphy said.
Since the bailout, GM has posted 15 consecutive quarters of profitability, and it has a very solid balance sheet.
Countries like China are becoming a global competitive force—and we will need a strong balance sheet to compete.
Opening a drawer, she took out a rough balance sheet, which showed that the business was profitable and expanding fast.
There is no need for the British taxpayer to be alarmed at this balance-sheet.
Philosophic heads must occupy themselves one day with the collective account of antiquity and make up its balance-sheet.
This is the balance sheet discrepancy resulting from the war of 1860 which the Garibaldian heirs claim is theirs by rights.
I have in my mind a commercial married man auditing in his debit and credit mind the matrimonial balance sheet.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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