Sentence examples for changes in revenue from inspiring English sources
However, hotels that moved upscale did not see notable changes in revenue or profit, nor did hotels that moved across their tier, especially when they stayed within their brand family.
For two districts, the impact of sea-level rise is examined through a comparison of the costs of different coastal protection measures compared to the resulting changes in revenue from accommodation.
A geared business model or balance-sheet (one that is sensitive to small changes in revenue or asset prices) made sense in the pre-crisis era, which was marked by steady growth and easy credit.
"Common Global and Local Drivers of RevPAR in Asian Cities" by Crocker Liu Ph. D., Pamela Moulton Ph.D.et al. This study examines the common global and local factors that drive changes in revenue per available room (RevPAR) in eight major Asian cities.
Chancellor Lawrence S. Bacow '72 and Provost Robert A. Brown summarized MIT's current budget situation and system, by identifying sources of revenue, and changes in revenue from past years, and went on to establish a model for financing MIT in the future.
It shows changes in revenue spending power from 2010-11 torough to 2014-15, measuring the extent to which English council areas have lost - and will continue to lose - resources since the coalition took power, measured in pounds per head of population.
I think you'll see some real changes in revenue-sharing because that's the only way you'll sell a deal to the players, who have already shown they're willing to take less.
A reasonable objective would be a 50-50 between between changes in benefits and changes in revenues.
Provisions in appropriations Acts that are neither outyear modifications to substantive law nor changes in revenues have no budgetary effects for purposes of this chapter.
The budgetary effects of changes in revenues and outyear modifications to substantive law included in appropriation Acts as defined in paragraph (4) shall be treated as if they were contained in PAYGO legislation or a PAYGO Act.
A comparison of the Fortune 500's top 25 companies in 1968 and 2018 shows more than changes in revenues among leading companies, it also reveals the transience of industries that once appeared to offer careers for a lifetime.
