Sentence examples for based on expected revenue from inspiring English sources

In turn, profit can be predicted based on expected revenue and expenses.

Based on expected revenue from sales of CO2, sulphuric acid and fly ash sales, SaskPower claims that the LCOE of the host power plant is comparable to that of a Natural Gas Combined Cycle NGCCC) Power Plant (Daverne 2012; Clark and Herzog 2014).

Regardless of the price, TrialPay always orders the offers in a profit maximizing order based on expected total revenue, with the most lucrative deals at top.

The jackpot is based on expected lottery revenues.

But it was a positive sign for the league, which had been projecting a significant decrease in the cap, based on expected lower revenues.

If the ratio is high — meaning that home prices are beyond their fundamental value based on expected rental revenues — that points to a bubble.

The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter and add about $45 million to $50 million to 2002 sales, based on expected full-year revenue of about $90 million to $95 million, Titan said.

In a major departure, the trustees have included a new approach under which they calculated Medicare costs on the basis of an "infinite horizon," meaning an estimate based on expected costs and revenues all the way into eternity.

The sizable investment comes at a supposed $1 billion valuation, and sources close to Coupons.com (who declined to be named) said that the valuation is based on $100 million in expected revenues for 2011, roughly double those of the prior year.

Go here to pull the data and get the revenue multiple based on the current year expected revenue.

Instead of short-term borrowing, Mr. Rowland's budget director, Marc S. Ryan, said on Thursday that the state could carry the deficit into the next year or sell bonds based on revenue expected from the state's share of settlement money from tobacco companies.