Sentence examples for Revenue creation from inspiring English sources

Demonstrating our ability to drive meaningful value for the corporation: cost reduction, revenue creation and incremental investment.

Sustainability departments cannot justify spending the time on completing these assessments since they do not directly contribute to either cost reduction or revenue creation.

In a statement, Komen called the changes "a new period of transition," and said Ms. Brinker would move to a new management role focusing on revenue creation, strategy and global growth.

"The UK space industry is one of our most innovative and exciting sectors, and has the potential to contribute significantly to the UK economy both in terms of high-end manufacturing jobs and revenue creation".

Yet Sheikh Mansour did see in Barcelona's model something that dovetailed with his vision and goes beyond the football: from international expansion to the opening of new markets, from youth development to revenue creation there are parallels.

"The difference is that now, unlike a couple of years ago, the local government realises it needs to heavily involve locals for job and revenue creation.'' Neighbouring Sira Beach House, which opened in 2010, is a slick, albeit pricey palm thatched roof and river-stone walled villa set among mature palm groves, uses solar heated water and organically treats recycled waste for its vegetable garden.

Due to the global attention that mega sporting events can bring to a city or country, they are promoted as a huge opportunity for economic returns - through tourism revenues, creation of jobs, infrastructural development and so on.

The bottom line: They have created a job for themselves and as a result, are contributing to our economy through tax revenue, job creation and innovation.

Mr. Giuliani said that the city budget, which he would discuss next week, was in good shape because of conservative revenue estimates, creation of a surplus fund and reduction of short-term debt.

That has a critical effect on city and state finances, driving both tax revenue and job creation.

"They failed to open additional areas that would have led to job creation, revenue generation and economic recovery," Mr. Gerard said.