Sentence examples for consolidated total from inspiring English sources

In the first six months of this year the wireless business brought in $33.8 billion in revenue, out of Verizon's consolidated total of $59.2 billion—and accounted for the firm's entire operating income of $12.8 billion.

Consolidated total revenues jumped 13% to $7.3 billion on higher card member spending, higher travel commissions and fees, and the consolidation of securitized card member loans onto the first quarter 2011 balance sheet.

Data Generals storage revenues represented 28% of total revenues for the year ended Sept. 26, 1998, 33% of total revenues for the fiscal year ended Sept. 27, 1997, and 27% of consolidated total revenues for the fiscal year ended Sept. 28, 1996.

The common metric allows not only a consolidated total work productivity loss measure, but also facilitates cost modelling [ 165] based on salary conversion methods using a human capital approach, which expresses productivity loss as the product of lost work time and salary [ 166].

Total consolidated budget revenue increased by 25.6% year on year, and national budget revenue (excluding EU funds) increased by 11.7%.

As of December 2014, US banks' total consolidated claims towards Greece tallied at €10.2bn, while the UK has €9.7bn tied up in the country.

The Abominable Bride drew a total consolidated TV audience of 11.6 million, making it by far the most popular show over the festive period.

The council has said, however, that it will only make such designations for companies that hold at least $50 billion in total consolidated assets.

"We look at the total consolidated revenue from dozens of revenue lines behind a given artist or project, which include digital sales, the physical business, mobile sales and licensing income".

According to the finance minister, Plamen Oresharski, total consolidated budget revenue in the first two months of the year grew by 8% year on year, which, given the stellar performance in January, indicates that revenue growth retreated significantly in February.

The very largest banks face stricter limits of 10 percent of capital for credit exposure between two banks with more than $500 billion in total consolidated assets, or between one bank of that size and a large nonbank financial company.