Sentence examples for draw revenues from inspiring English sources

Also Friday, underscoring Twitter's stepped up efforts to draw revenues, the company plucked a senior marketing executive from Facebook, Kate Jhaveri.

If Web sites like Alibaba can cut that bill by even 20% –and that may be conservative there is a potential savings pool of nearly $100 billion from which it can draw revenues as profits.

This is a powerful way to draw revenue from the installed base, and to keep them loyal to our product".

"The idea is for there to be development that will draw revenue for the state," Mr. Sabini said.

The Sept. 11 attacks and New York's plan to permit as many as six casinos will draw revenue away from the company's Atlantic City casinos, Trump has said.

The qualities needed to succeed in that dynastic warfare were the abilities to inspire loyalty and devotion, to manage the turbulent factions often caused by family feuds, and to draw revenue from the trading and agricultural classes.

Local governments and city councils draw revenue mainly from taxes on utility fees and from property taxes for expenditure in areas including the construction and maintenance of roadways and the provision of local health and sanitary services.

Because they will need their help in this war, the Taliban will be compelled to preserve their links to Al Qaeda, and continue to draw revenue from the heroin trade.

But putting terminals there would no doubt face strong opposition from gambling interests in Atlantic City and from the operators of nearby Indian casinos, lest new sites draw revenue away.

Your Sept. 1 article "Cameras at Traffic Lights Draw Revenue, and Doubts" notes that a study by the City Comptroller's office last year found that drivers run red lights in New York 1.2 million times each weekday.

Loh characterized Maryland's athletic department as living paycheck to paycheck and acknowledged that the financial windfall of joining the Big Ten — the conference has its own sports television network and several huge television markets from which to draw revenue — was more than enough to persuade the Terrapins to leave the conference they have called home since it was formed in 1953.