It too earns a chunk of its revenues from overseas markets.
She worked and served on the board at Synthes for many years, earning a chunk of the fortune when the company sold.
In one segment he visits with a widower whose wife was unknowingly insured by her company — a sleazy practice colloquially known as dead peasant insurance — which earned it a chunk of change when the woman died.
Not long ago, at a dinner party, a Broadway lyricist whose international hit had earned him a chunk of Fort Knox confided to me the secret of his commercial success: "Make 'em laugh, make 'em cry, make 'em wait," he said.
She has photos, texts, witnesses, and filed a restraining order," Wright wrote in a series of tweets that appears to have earned her a chunk of social-media hate.
Revenue recognition governs nothing less than when a company can say it has earned a certain chunk of money for a piece of contracted work.
By the time he took over as chief executive in 2002, Glencore's investments in mines and other physical assets earned a large chunk of its profit.
Jamie Murray has earned an extra chunk of that.
His domestic agenda scares the tourism industry that earns a vital chunk of Egypt's foreign revenues.
Betting exchanges also anger industries like horse racing that earn a good chunk of their income from trackside wagering.
