Before:
In these cases, the slightest inaccuracy in the calculation of UPI could result in a drastic shift in a company’s profit-and-loss statement.
After:
In these cases, the slightest inaccuracy in the calculation of UPI could result in a drastic shift in a company’s profit-and-loss statement.
After:
Such inaccuracies could result in a drastic shift in the profit-and-loss statement of a company.
Notes:
Avoid wordiness. 'In these cases' just leads to verbiage.
The previous sentence from the document ( after correction) is "Global businesses, being subject to currency exchange fluctuations, are affected by the slightest inaccuracy in the calculation of UPI". So the next sentence should not start with an unclear antecedent such as 'This' or 'That'. I have rephrased it to say, 'Such inaccuracies....' instead of 'This' or 'In these cases'...
Made the sentence less unwieldy.
Avoid saying 'company's. Say 'of the company'. Here's why!
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