Sentence examples for expected revenues from inspiring English sources

Yet Liverpool would also see its expected revenues from European competitions drop, and by much more.

The new legislation delays and reduces the tax, slashing expected revenues to $32 billion.

That will leave a hole of nearly £1 billion in his expected revenues.

The plan does little to bring the city's long-term spending in line with expected revenues.

Fitbit is now worth about six times this year's expected revenues.

Mr. Levy said he expected revenues would decline as drivers become aware of the cameras.

Hewlett-Packard today beat those expectations by 7 cents by reporting higher-than-expected revenues, cost reductions and gross margins.

Last week WPP reported better-than-expected revenues for the first quarter, up 4% to £2.4bn.

It did so on Jan . 19 after the company announced better-than-expected revenues.

So far this year, 33 states have reported worse-than-expected revenues.

The rest of the anticipated surpluses vanished because of increased spending and lower-than-expected revenues stemming from economic downturns.