Sentence examples for difference in revenues from inspiring English sources

So even though it seems far off, a $10 million difference in revenues 5 or 6 years from now is going to make a big difference--sometimes as much as millions of dollars--in the value a company will be given today.

If t = 100, the difference in revenues decreases to 13% (versus 27% in the base case), which is close to the asymptotic value of n c − 1 2 r r = 14%% discussed in the section "Routine vaccine (without catch-up) versus treatment" (see Figure  2).

The banks earn the difference in revenue.

But it made little difference in revenue.

(The company attributes the $5 million difference in revenue totals to overlap between divisions).

The way sponsorships are booked accounted for about $7 million of the difference in revenue, but the gap was still large.

Chuck Armstrong, the president and chief operating officer of the Mariners, said that playing at Safeco Field the first full season meant a difference in revenue of $25 million to $30 million.

TTC calculations stretched out until 2016 make a significant potential difference in revenue split, and SOCAR wants to revisit this issue.

But even the most appealing tax break erodes the tax base, requiring higher rates on the rest of us to make up the difference in revenue.

The difference in revenue to the United States government when this combined income is taxed at 20 percent rather than at 39.6 percent is about $11 billion annually.

The wide difference in revenue and operating performance came because Paramount benefited from the sales of its films on DVD's, which do not have the high production and marketing costs that reduce operating income returns.