Sentence examples for from revenues from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers say parks would directly benefit from revenues.

Financing would come in part from revenues earned from stepped-up enforcement.

In 2012 it posted profits of £780m from revenues of £2.1 billion.

The rest comes from revenues generated through ticket sales and television agreements and other sources.

Mr. Osborn emphasized that the tribe's royalty share would be taken from revenues, not profits.

The term "net project cost" means the part of a project that reasonably cannot be financed from revenues.

He also criticized Apple for taking a 30 percent cut from revenues earned from subscriptions on its devices.

Thorntons made a pre-tax profit of £6.5m in the first half to 10 January 2015 from revenues of £128.2m.

In the year to 31 December 2015 Liberty made a $248m net profit from revenues of $4.8bn.

To put that in context, 20% of the entire Russian Federation budget comes from revenues from Gazprom.

Today Playwrights has a $5 million annual budget, just over half raised from revenues and the rest from donors.