Word: net
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...net result is that the small canners have lost an invaluable market and distributing agency for their output, while consumers have probably had, as a result, to pay more for such goods than would have been possible had the large Chicago packing houses remained in the field...
...Princeton 2 to 1 at Soldiers Field Saturday afternoon. Princeton scored the first goal early in the regulation 60 minutes of play, and its one goal seemed destined to win the game for the Orange and Black until Salter pulled the ball out of a scrimmage near Princeton's net and tied the score with only ten minutes left to play...
When all is considered, the recent manoeuvres in the Pacific have amounted to little more than a naval holiday, which has proved little and cost much. The operations received tremendous publicity, the net result of which has been to keep the military forces unconsciously in the public mind, for the army and the navy are not less skillful in keeping themselves constantly before the public than they are in the actual details of sham battle...
...last sum, $350,000,000 was transferred to Kazan, where Admiral Kolchak was prompt to seize $340,000,000?all of which was in one way or another dissipated. The Bolsheviki, however, recouped themselves by their victories to the extent of $320,000,000 and, therefore, were the net losers of only $20,000,000. Thus, Communism inherited $562,000,000 worth of Capitalism's estate...
Under the lease, the N. & W. will secure all revenues from the Virginian, in return for paying its operating expenses, taxes and a 6% dividend on its preferred and common stocks, or about $3,500,000 a year. Recent net earnings of the Virginian should about make up this total amount whose payment is undertaken...