Sentence examples for dependent on sales from inspiring English sources

But she cautioned against becoming too dependent on sales tax revenues in the future.

A standard new-artist contract entitles the record company to six albums with payments (and possible renegotiation) dependent on sales.

Mr. Kumar said yesterday that Dell remains too dependent on sales of desktop PC's and basic servers.

Currently, the islands' budget is largely dependent on sales of fishing rights, which can vary enormously from year to year.

For now, Chrysler is heavily dependent on sales of its old-model cars and S.U.V.'s to rental fleets.

Investors have become increasingly concerned about the growth prospects of companies dependent on sales in the traditional computer business.

As recently as the mid-90's, Aeroflex was still dependent on military sales; today those sales are dwarfed by the volume of business Aeroflex does with companies like Lucent that are building a global telecommunications infrastructure.

Echoing the worries of several other analysts, he asked: "Are they being so conservative, or do they know something that we don't know?" Viacom, which derives 48percentt of its revenue from advertising, is far more dependent on ad sales than its largest competitors, and those sales rose 21percentto to $3.2 billion.

The psychology of the recording industry, like that of book publishing, is now so dependent on blockbuster sales that the idea of profitability based on modest sales across a diverse catalog has nearly vanished.

Also, employing a difference-in-differences design to study the impact of a 2004 change in the federal deductibility of state general sales taxes, I find modest evidence that deductibility increased state revenues in states more dependent on the sales tax.

Except, that is, on products dependent on home sales.