Sentence examples for due to revenues from inspiring English sources

When I do that, I get the following: Most of the deficit rise was due to revenues falling below expectations — mainly because of the slump, but to some extent because of tax cuts in the stimulus.

Results show that most of the variance is due to revenues (65%%) and costs for external factors (around 30%%) (Table 3).

The show was initially funded by government and private foundations but has become somewhat self-supporting due to revenues from licensing arrangements, international sales, and other media.

Growth was being driven by non-advertising revenues – up £93m year on year – "mainly due to revenue growth from UK and international studios businesses".

Virgin Media's figures showed its revenue increased 3% to £4.2bn in the year to 31 December 2014, with operating profit up 41%, mostly due to revenue growth and economies of scale following its purchase by Liberty.

Now, a second wave of concern is starting to wash over Europe, as some governments — especially Greece — face abysmal budget deficits and ballooning debts due to revenue shortfalls and the cost of coping with the crisis.

The supply of worthwhile stories available well exceeds the space to publish them, particularly as many publications have scaled back their fiction offerings due to revenue concerns that predate the widespread use of e-readers.

Although this process increases NPV due to revenue of EGR, considering the certified emission reduction (CER) has additional positive effect on NPV.

Although that take is approximately 70percenttheireir gross margins are ultimately slightly higher due to revenue from the SkillFeed platform and WebDAMs software.

Sales dropped 71% in the year's first quarter (versus first quarter last year), due to revenue recognition issues, but Yanlord says it should meet its numbers for the year and that presales are up almost 90% since last quarter.

All this is just to say that SpaceX's financials and operations are too complicated to write off major layoffs as simply due to revenue shortfalls or overzealous hiring.