Sentence examples for businesses generated from inspiring English sources

TRW's nonauto businesses generated $6.2 billion in sales last year.

Up to the 1920s or so, most businesses generated their own power.

He testified that private Rigas businesses generated millions of dollars in revenue to repay what he said were loans.

The odds and ends of closing two of Mr. Bush's past businesses generated a small amount of income.

The comment echoes moves made by other firms, where mortgage and debt trading businesses generated the bulk of losses.

The latter businesses generated an operating profit of $4.6 billion in the fiscal year that ended June 2011, more than five times what the publishing businesses earned.

But in the council's opinion these moderately important benefits did not arise because businesses generated acceptable returns for their owners; they arose despite that fact.

Together, Paramount's film and television businesses generated $571 million in cash flow last year on $3.52 billion in revenue, Morgan Stanley estimates, and the units' combined cash flow has risen 21.5percentt since 1998.

It's vital because, after all, Nesta research shows that 6 per cent of UK businesses generated half of all the new jobs created in the UK between 2005 and 2008, making entrepreneurs the vital ingredient for economic recovery.

KUDOS to Vivek Wadhwa for continuing to expose the idiocy of America's immigration policy: In 2005 alone, immigrants' businesses generated $52 billion in sales and employed 450,000 workers.

Together, those businesses generated 87% of ITT's $6.6 billion of total revenues last year (on which it made a modest net profit of $249m).Will this be the final round of surgery for the newly lean Geneen machine?