Definition of bottom line in English:

bottom line

noun

informal

1usually in singular The final total of an account or balance sheet.
the rise in turnover failed to add to the company's bottom line
Example sentencesExamples
- We will see a further hit to the bottom line this year.
- At the time, some critics condemned him as a ‘bean-counter’ interested only in the bottom line.
- Easing the debt burden is a necessity with a pension deficit that is now sapping an additional £133m a year from the bottom line.
- But not all travelers are as savvy with math and could use some help figuring out the bottom line.
- Actually, today, just five corporations own almost the entire record business, where numbers are the bottom line.
- Some of these events can have a major impact on the bottom line, either currently or in the future.
- For those with their eye on the bottom line, U.S. rates of productivity have fallen behind those in Europe.
- Now we're up closer to 80 cents, and that does take a fair bit off the bottom line for the Australian winery.
- But for those looking at the bottom line - the interest rate offered will be crucial.
- It seems that these businessmen on the chamber are looking after what they look after best, the bottom line.
- Then, he subtracts that average from the bottom line, ignoring the actual charges.
- Second, good management can make a telling difference in the bottom line.
- This will give us a weapon in attempts by management to compromise ethics in the name of the bottom line or proprietors' interests.
- If the financial bottom line was the only measure of the companies' worth, there would probably be no argument.
- He added that if taxpayers had opted for their notice of assessment to be quoted in Irish pounds the bottom line would still be given in euro.
- What we have is a Press controlled by owners interested in the bottom line, and taking credit for not interfering editorially.
- What ultimately matters for them is the bottom line of the balance sheet, rather than a duty to serve.
- How do you use it with people who are responsible for the bottom line of a company account sheet?
- Those extra pennies you've been paying at the pump are making a difference in the bottom line for big oil.
- He agrees with IAG that it's the bottom line rather than hourly rates that counts.
Synonyms
after taxes, after deductions, take-home, clear, final
1. 1.1 The fundamental and most important factor.
  the bottom line is I'm still married to Denny
  Example sentencesExamples
  For this author, it was apparently easy because he had a bottom line which he was going to defend on all accounts.
  Also, there has been discussion about a fourth bottom line - the criteria of social capital.
  Whose responsibility is it to ensure that the new manager who is going to learn this new different job has the bottom line level of training, experience?
  Shalikashvili's bottom line is precisely what I kept finding in the people I talked to.
  As long as this remains the bottom line, everybody will respond to it.
  When you lay out your expectations, your bottom line, then you give the man a concrete thing to respond to.
  The bottom line is that referees are no better or worse than they've always been.
  Chamberlan adds the bottom line is still quality, and always will be.
  The bottom line remains that women should consult their doctor and weigh pros and cons before deciding on treatment.
  Of course, we are taught that integrity is an important value and is, in fact, the bottom line of morality in society.
  But it seems to me far from clear that her argument for that bottom line works here.
  The bottom line is that the ratio of Bahamian dollars held to American is 21 to 1.
  The bottom line is: Never give a reference, written or oral, which you cannot back up with factual evidence.
  I wouldn't begin to guess what went on in his mind or what his bottom line was.
  The bottom line should be accountability and credibility, not affordability.
  The bottom line is I'm just thankful to be in this position.
  Now, while there were a lot of interruptions, each side did have a chance to get across their bottom line.
  A cost benefit analysis is also necessary in this matter but the bottom line will remain free choices to consumers.
  But the bottom line, just to be clear, the bottom line of all this for you is in the end self-interest.
  Professionals who do not add to this bottom line are considered superfluous to schools.

Definition of bottom line in US English:

bottom line

nounˈbädəm ˈˌlīnˈbɑdəm ˈˌlaɪn

informal

1The final total of an account, balance sheet, or other financial document.
figurative the determination of Japanese companies to ignore the bottom line
Example sentencesExamples
- What we have is a Press controlled by owners interested in the bottom line, and taking credit for not interfering editorially.
- This will give us a weapon in attempts by management to compromise ethics in the name of the bottom line or proprietors' interests.
- Easing the debt burden is a necessity with a pension deficit that is now sapping an additional £133m a year from the bottom line.
- Now we're up closer to 80 cents, and that does take a fair bit off the bottom line for the Australian winery.
- But for those looking at the bottom line - the interest rate offered will be crucial.
- If the financial bottom line was the only measure of the companies' worth, there would probably be no argument.
- For those with their eye on the bottom line, U.S. rates of productivity have fallen behind those in Europe.
- It seems that these businessmen on the chamber are looking after what they look after best, the bottom line.
- How do you use it with people who are responsible for the bottom line of a company account sheet?
- Some of these events can have a major impact on the bottom line, either currently or in the future.
- At the time, some critics condemned him as a ‘bean-counter’ interested only in the bottom line.
- What ultimately matters for them is the bottom line of the balance sheet, rather than a duty to serve.
- But not all travelers are as savvy with math and could use some help figuring out the bottom line.
- Actually, today, just five corporations own almost the entire record business, where numbers are the bottom line.
- He added that if taxpayers had opted for their notice of assessment to be quoted in Irish pounds the bottom line would still be given in euro.
- We will see a further hit to the bottom line this year.
- Then, he subtracts that average from the bottom line, ignoring the actual charges.
- Those extra pennies you've been paying at the pump are making a difference in the bottom line for big oil.
- He agrees with IAG that it's the bottom line rather than hourly rates that counts.
- Second, good management can make a telling difference in the bottom line.
Synonyms
after taxes, after deductions, take-home, clear, final
1. 1.1 The underlying or ultimate outcome or criterion.
  the bottom line is I'm still married to Denny
  the bottom line is, does it work?
  Example sentencesExamples
  But the bottom line, just to be clear, the bottom line of all this for you is in the end self-interest.
  Chamberlan adds the bottom line is still quality, and always will be.
  The bottom line is that the ratio of Bahamian dollars held to American is 21 to 1.
  Also, there has been discussion about a fourth bottom line - the criteria of social capital.
  The bottom line is: Never give a reference, written or oral, which you cannot back up with factual evidence.
  Now, while there were a lot of interruptions, each side did have a chance to get across their bottom line.
  A cost benefit analysis is also necessary in this matter but the bottom line will remain free choices to consumers.
  But it seems to me far from clear that her argument for that bottom line works here.
  Shalikashvili's bottom line is precisely what I kept finding in the people I talked to.
  The bottom line remains that women should consult their doctor and weigh pros and cons before deciding on treatment.
  The bottom line is I'm just thankful to be in this position.
  I wouldn't begin to guess what went on in his mind or what his bottom line was.
  Of course, we are taught that integrity is an important value and is, in fact, the bottom line of morality in society.
  The bottom line should be accountability and credibility, not affordability.
  As long as this remains the bottom line, everybody will respond to it.
  Whose responsibility is it to ensure that the new manager who is going to learn this new different job has the bottom line level of training, experience?
  When you lay out your expectations, your bottom line, then you give the man a concrete thing to respond to.
  For this author, it was apparently easy because he had a bottom line which he was going to defend on all accounts.
  The bottom line is that referees are no better or worse than they've always been.
  Professionals who do not add to this bottom line are considered superfluous to schools.

单词	bottom line
释义	Definition of bottom line in English: bottom line noun informal 1usually in singular The final total of an account or balance sheet. the rise in turnover failed to add to the company's bottom line Example sentencesExamples We will see a further hit to the bottom line this year. At the time, some critics condemned him as a ‘bean-counter’ interested only in the bottom line. Easing the debt burden is a necessity with a pension deficit that is now sapping an additional £133m a year from the bottom line. But not all travelers are as savvy with math and could use some help figuring out the bottom line. Actually, today, just five corporations own almost the entire record business, where numbers are the bottom line. Some of these events can have a major impact on the bottom line, either currently or in the future. For those with their eye on the bottom line, U.S. rates of productivity have fallen behind those in Europe. Now we're up closer to 80 cents, and that does take a fair bit off the bottom line for the Australian winery. But for those looking at the bottom line - the interest rate offered will be crucial. It seems that these businessmen on the chamber are looking after what they look after best, the bottom line. Then, he subtracts that average from the bottom line, ignoring the actual charges. Second, good management can make a telling difference in the bottom line. This will give us a weapon in attempts by management to compromise ethics in the name of the bottom line or proprietors' interests. If the financial bottom line was the only measure of the companies' worth, there would probably be no argument. He added that if taxpayers had opted for their notice of assessment to be quoted in Irish pounds the bottom line would still be given in euro. What we have is a Press controlled by owners interested in the bottom line, and taking credit for not interfering editorially. What ultimately matters for them is the bottom line of the balance sheet, rather than a duty to serve. How do you use it with people who are responsible for the bottom line of a company account sheet? Those extra pennies you've been paying at the pump are making a difference in the bottom line for big oil. He agrees with IAG that it's the bottom line rather than hourly rates that counts. Synonyms after taxes, after deductions, take-home, clear, final 1.1 The fundamental and most important factor. the bottom line is I'm still married to Denny Example sentencesExamples For this author, it was apparently easy because he had a bottom line which he was going to defend on all accounts. Also, there has been discussion about a fourth bottom line - the criteria of social capital. Whose responsibility is it to ensure that the new manager who is going to learn this new different job has the bottom line level of training, experience? Shalikashvili's bottom line is precisely what I kept finding in the people I talked to. As long as this remains the bottom line, everybody will respond to it. When you lay out your expectations, your bottom line, then you give the man a concrete thing to respond to. The bottom line is that referees are no better or worse than they've always been. Chamberlan adds the bottom line is still quality, and always will be. The bottom line remains that women should consult their doctor and weigh pros and cons before deciding on treatment. Of course, we are taught that integrity is an important value and is, in fact, the bottom line of morality in society. But it seems to me far from clear that her argument for that bottom line works here. The bottom line is that the ratio of Bahamian dollars held to American is 21 to 1. The bottom line is: Never give a reference, written or oral, which you cannot back up with factual evidence. I wouldn't begin to guess what went on in his mind or what his bottom line was. The bottom line should be accountability and credibility, not affordability. The bottom line is I'm just thankful to be in this position. Now, while there were a lot of interruptions, each side did have a chance to get across their bottom line. A cost benefit analysis is also necessary in this matter but the bottom line will remain free choices to consumers. But the bottom line, just to be clear, the bottom line of all this for you is in the end self-interest. Professionals who do not add to this bottom line are considered superfluous to schools. Definition of bottom line in US English: bottom line nounˈbädəm ˈˌlīnˈbɑdəm ˈˌlaɪn informal 1The final total of an account, balance sheet, or other financial document. figurative the determination of Japanese companies to ignore the bottom line Example sentencesExamples What we have is a Press controlled by owners interested in the bottom line, and taking credit for not interfering editorially. This will give us a weapon in attempts by management to compromise ethics in the name of the bottom line or proprietors' interests. Easing the debt burden is a necessity with a pension deficit that is now sapping an additional £133m a year from the bottom line. Now we're up closer to 80 cents, and that does take a fair bit off the bottom line for the Australian winery. But for those looking at the bottom line - the interest rate offered will be crucial. If the financial bottom line was the only measure of the companies' worth, there would probably be no argument. For those with their eye on the bottom line, U.S. rates of productivity have fallen behind those in Europe. It seems that these businessmen on the chamber are looking after what they look after best, the bottom line. How do you use it with people who are responsible for the bottom line of a company account sheet? Some of these events can have a major impact on the bottom line, either currently or in the future. At the time, some critics condemned him as a ‘bean-counter’ interested only in the bottom line. What ultimately matters for them is the bottom line of the balance sheet, rather than a duty to serve. But not all travelers are as savvy with math and could use some help figuring out the bottom line. Actually, today, just five corporations own almost the entire record business, where numbers are the bottom line. He added that if taxpayers had opted for their notice of assessment to be quoted in Irish pounds the bottom line would still be given in euro. We will see a further hit to the bottom line this year. Then, he subtracts that average from the bottom line, ignoring the actual charges. Those extra pennies you've been paying at the pump are making a difference in the bottom line for big oil. He agrees with IAG that it's the bottom line rather than hourly rates that counts. Second, good management can make a telling difference in the bottom line. Synonyms after taxes, after deductions, take-home, clear, final 1.1 The underlying or ultimate outcome or criterion. the bottom line is I'm still married to Denny the bottom line is, does it work? Example sentencesExamples But the bottom line, just to be clear, the bottom line of all this for you is in the end self-interest. Chamberlan adds the bottom line is still quality, and always will be. The bottom line is that the ratio of Bahamian dollars held to American is 21 to 1. Also, there has been discussion about a fourth bottom line - the criteria of social capital. The bottom line is: Never give a reference, written or oral, which you cannot back up with factual evidence. Now, while there were a lot of interruptions, each side did have a chance to get across their bottom line. A cost benefit analysis is also necessary in this matter but the bottom line will remain free choices to consumers. But it seems to me far from clear that her argument for that bottom line works here. Shalikashvili's bottom line is precisely what I kept finding in the people I talked to. The bottom line remains that women should consult their doctor and weigh pros and cons before deciding on treatment. The bottom line is I'm just thankful to be in this position. I wouldn't begin to guess what went on in his mind or what his bottom line was. Of course, we are taught that integrity is an important value and is, in fact, the bottom line of morality in society. The bottom line should be accountability and credibility, not affordability. As long as this remains the bottom line, everybody will respond to it. Whose responsibility is it to ensure that the new manager who is going to learn this new different job has the bottom line level of training, experience? When you lay out your expectations, your bottom line, then you give the man a concrete thing to respond to. For this author, it was apparently easy because he had a bottom line which he was going to defend on all accounts. The bottom line is that referees are no better or worse than they've always been. Professionals who do not add to this bottom line are considered superfluous to schools.
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