Sentence examples for direct revenues from inspiring English sources

Its Olympics needed an extra grant from the government but did largely cover its $2.25bn costs from direct revenues.

The cost: a total of $3.3bn in direct revenues over the next four years, and about $2.3bn in profits over the same time.

"If you're talking about direct revenues, taxes that we can literally count, that's in the $40 million to $50 million range," the mayor asserted.

Despite the state receiving more than $500m in direct revenues since 2003, the life of the average citizen has barely improved.

For those squeamish about the $3.5 billion price tag, the sales book distributed to prospective buyers suggests new ways for the new owner "to generate significant direct revenues," chiefly by licensing the naming rights for "the premier office building in the world".

With a drop in revenue in some slot parlors and a lower tax rate at the full casino, the state could well see a decline in direct revenues to education from the nearly $1 billion a year it currently gets from the slot parlors.

In direct revenue from the Twitter I.P.O., Goldman Sachs and other underwriters will share nearly sixty million dollars.

How significant this is in terms of direct revenue for HBO is not easy to determine.

Not all of the company's services are direct revenue generators.

It aims for long-term sustainability through match funding and direct revenue through memberships and supporters.

The direct revenue from gorilla permits in Rwanda is estimated at $15m a year.