Sentence examples for comparing revenues from inspiring English sources

The report, which is you can access here, estimates Facebook's current valuation between $8.4 and $9 billion after using two methods of analysis comparing revenues with steady-state enterprise valuation ($9 billion) and comparative enterprise valuation ($8.4 billion).

Create a poster comparing revenues and number of copies sold of best sellers in different genres, such as young adult fiction versus adult fiction or non-fiction.

By comparing revenues, operating profits (which excludes one-off windfalls from investments) and the proportion of revenues derived from business segments, it's straightforward to figure out how much each PC costs to make, and how much profit it generates for the big companies.

Privately held companies were valued by comparing revenues or profits (either estimated or company-provided) with those of publicly traded companies.

Net operating (cost)/revenue, an accrual basis measurement, is calculated in the "Statements of Operations and Changes in Net Position" by comparing revenues with costs.

The apparent proliferation of non-certified credence goods can only be understood by recognizing that producers' decisions about how to produce and whether to seek certification are more complicated than merely comparing revenue and costs.

And if we are going to compare revenues and valuations to find answers, we need to understand revenue quality.

When adjusted to compare revenue at stations owned in both periods, revenue was down 5percentt on a sharp drop in advertising.

At least that is the conclusion from a new Breakingviews calculator that compares revenue multiples at each of its divisions with similar publicly traded companies.

Adjusted to compare revenue of stations owned in both quarters, revenue decreased 5%.

To compare, revenue generated in the Americas was up 13percentt year-over-year, and down only 4percentt from last quarter.