Sentence examples for considering revenues from inspiring English sources

However, when considering revenues plus sequential change in total unearned revenues, growth numbers are more modest: they are expected to grow 3% year-over-year, the company said.

When considering revenues, however, the tables turn: Apple's mobile revenues (which include the iPad) were $29.3 billion, while Samsung's (which include all its mobile products, including feature phones) were just over half of that amount: $17 billion.

He says that it was pointless to even participate in the Super Committee without considering revenue increases.

There are only revenues, which are fungible, and transportation projects, which can and should be considered in terms of their relative net benefits.So consider revenues raised from a petrol tax, which are used to fund a light rail line which increases total transportation capacity in the system.

(Note: For the NCAA's March Madness, we only considered revenues for the Final Four bracket, for comparability to championship series in other sports).

Hence, even if the concessionaire is the owner of the sawmill, we do not consider revenues and costs associated with timber transformation.

So consider revenue instead.

None consider revenue from a commuter tax.

The best average attendances are at NFL games (66,960) followed by the Bundesliga (42,673).We might also consider revenue.

The IMF has said Australia's expenditure is low compared to other advanced economies and a return to balance needs to consider revenue measures.

Don't get me wrong: We need to extract all sensible savings from Medicare and consider revenue increases to ensure its solvency as baby boomers swell its rolls.