Sentence examples for case revenues from inspiring English sources

Also under negotiation were limits on escrow payments made by players in case revenues drop sharply, the length of the collective bargaining agreement and other issues.

Actually, the final version of Mr. Suozzi's plan does not propose changing the sales tax, although he reserves that possibility in case revenues fall short.

In Dell's case, revenues are down and demand for its products has weakened because of the growth of tablets, but Dell remains a major provider of commodity PCs and servers, and owns business and government software assets that may provide it with a more certain path forward.

In that case revenue is recognized on a deferred basis.

Bonds are i.o.u.'s backed by specific assets, in this case revenue from terminal businesses like food vendors and other fees.

In Cincinnati's case, revenue from the sales tax, which is levied by the state, pays the monthly installments on the bonds floated to build the stadiums, at a cost of more than $700 million.

He said they continue to be profitable and more than doubled their ARR (annual recurring revenue) in the last 12 months, but knowing they wanted to expand quickly, they wanted the investment as a hedge in case revenue slowed down during the expansion.

The budget includes another $1.75-billion 1.75-billionase revenue runs lower or spending is higher than expecushion

In any case, revenue sharing, border demarcation, the status of southern military units in northern regions as well as future arrangements on citizenship will likely remain points of contention for years to come, and could trigger more violence.

Never mind that none of these translated into profits or even, in some cases, revenues.

However, numerous such geologic sequestration options may exist in any given region, each with specific storage capacities, development costs, transportation distances, product specifications, permitting requirements, and, in some cases, revenue generating opportunities.