Sentence examples for for example revenue from inspiring English sources
For example, revenue from its manufacture of the 15-story external fuel tanks for the space shuttle program looks shakier than ever, given the program's slowdown.
In the four weeks that ended July 12 , 2009 for example, revenue for the products totaled $57.8 million, compared with $92.4 million in the four weeks ending Jan . 24 2010, a difference of nearly 60 percent, according to SymphonyIRI Group, a market research company whose data does not include Wal-Mart sales.
For example, revenue at HSBC's investment bank fell 4% amid "challenging" market conditions, the bank said.
"For example, revenue for our most recently launched product – Union Metrics for Tumblr – has tripled over the last quarter alone, and we expect to see similar growth for our new Union Metrics for Instagram".
For example, revenues can be invested in activities that restore the damaged asset by sequestering carbon in vegetation and soil, or by reducing emissions by conversion to renewable energy sources.
And he is seeking to allow public authorities to transfer funds among themselves; lawmakers said that could have the effect of allowing, for example, revenues from the New York Power Authority to be used to pay for rising construction costs at the World Trade Center.
In the United States, for example, revenues from import duties in 1808 amounted to twice the total of government expenditures, while in 1837 they were less than one-third of such expenditures.
In the most recent fiscal quarter ending July 28, for example, revenues climbed 34% and net income rose 60%.
In 2013, for example, revenues from tourism in the Mezzogiorno added up to less than half of what was generated by Italy's central or northern regions.
For example, advertising revenue at The New York Times increased 3.6percentt in September compared with the month a year earlier.
For example, copper revenue, which comprises 13% of the budget, must be spent on the basis of a long-term, independently verified planning price, with excess revenue accumulated in a fund to be used when copper prices dip.
