Sentence examples for demand revenues from inspiring English sources

Imported products sold in the U.S. by American multinationals will move up in price, lowering demand, revenues and profits.

Patients may veto research projects involving their cells due to ethical qualms, for instance, or may demand revenues" [ 37].

Nonetheless, even where available, emerging market equity investors typically demand revenues from early on in Investee Company's life cycle – in some cases causing them to abandon innovative projects with extended development periods.

Outside Cornell, Peter is the CEO of REDglobal Group LLc., the designer of hospitality and tourism business simulations in Asset, Demand, Revenue, Hotel, and Food and Beverage management which are employed in over 170 universities and 40 trans-national hotel companies in over 50 countries.

Several other "firsts" result from the project's unusual financing by tax-free, variable-rate, demand revenue bonds.

That puts them on a par with video store rentals, which have been falling, and on-demand revenue, which has grown more slowly.

And the group has given CNN demanding revenue targets, at a time when advertising spending is drying up and media margins are being squeezed everywhere.

(Movie studios often limit when a film can be downloaded for viewing so it doesn't cut into sales of the DVD or the on-demand revenue).

When installing standard definition TV service, the company typically shoulders the hardware costs and then shares the video-on-demand revenue with the hotel.

Made at a cost of about $15 million, this comedic drama has yet to land in a shopping cart; its best hope now may be a bidder willing to spend a couple of million dollars, banking on strong on-demand revenue.

That strutting was not just hype: More than 40 movies sold last year, one of the biggest buying binges in Sundance history, and the health of the indie marketplace has since improved, partly because of newly robust video-on-demand revenue.