You need at least 65 to 70 percent to break even.

The most you can hope for is to break even.

That is less than half the 3 million needed to break even.

The business was not expected to break even until 2012-13.

Say 500 at each show would take 10,000 shows to break even.

He says it will make enough to break even in the first year.

But as of this year, the company has never done better than break even.

"The hospital has to break even at the very least."

Most of Washington's power companies charge only to break even.

So you only have to read 540 books in a year and a half to break even?

For a show to break even, 75 percent of the house has to be sold.

The company has said the division should break even by 2007.

The summer season broke even for the last 15 years, he said.

With 20 more, the association says, it will break even.

It needed to sell about 40,000 a year to break even.

"The car is designed to be a little better than break even," he said.

Just to break even, we're talking 60 movies a year.

"We still need some outside help, but I hope we'll soon break even."

So has an economy that makes it difficult for families to break even at the end of the month.

What percentage of the time do you need to win to break even?

I'd have to kill a few hundred a day just to break even.

And the studio can hope to make enough money to break even.

At what level of revenue will your business break even?

To break even in 15 months according to plan, the company needed 3,300 orders a day.

He expects the company to break even at the end of 2001.

As mentioned above, the Italian data have been adjusted for breakeven.

The breakeven point is reached when revenue equals all business costs.

However, the improvement gained for the cost incurred would mean a financial breakeven point of several thousand miles.

Models in the following section tend to assume breakeven along with uniform pricing.

The second comes about because of the breakeven requirement and is necessary if subsidies are disallowed.

So let's say that sales in 2006 landed at about $70 million with a breakeven bottom line.

Breakeven analysis is a tool used to determine when a business will be able to cover all its expenses and begin to make a profit.

The formula for determining your breakeven point requires no more than simple arithmetic.

Poor people usually fall below that breakeven point.

Telenor reached its breakeven in the first quarter of 2007.

There is a breakeven in providing loans or deposits below which banks lose money on each transaction they make.

The second involves keeping the Postal Service at breakeven while the discount is changed.

To find the credit spread breakeven points for call spreads, the net premium is added to the lower strike price.

For put spreads, the net premium is subtracted from the higher strike price to breakeven.

This practice becomes even more pronounced outside of a breakeven requirement, when additions to net revenue can be kept.

A postal service that is below breakeven will be less attractive to cream skimmers than otherwise.

The relationship between coupon payments, breakeven inflation and real interest rates is given by the Fisher equation.

To calculate your breakeven point, you will need to identify your fixed and variable costs.

Historically, the operating performance has been essentially breakeven.

A breakeven post with a uniform tariff would charge its average cost of 10 cents a piece for delivery throughout the country.

It first achieved breakeven in December 1994.

"People are getting back to breakeven, and they say, 'Get me out.'

The savings, he added, help to buffer Home Depot in a downturn simply by lowering the company's breakeven point.

By 1985 the fusion rate achieved in their experiments was improving, but still remained tantalisingly short of practical breakeven.

"Breakeven" was also released in Australia where it peaked at number 3 and was certified platinum.