Sentence examples for generated turnover from inspiring English sources

To emphasise the impact of this, the accounts for Amazon EU Sarl show it employed 134 people in 2010 and generated turnover of €7.5bnn.

The latest 2010 accounts for Amazon EU Sarl show the Luxembourg office employed just 134 people, but generated turnover of €7.5bn (£6.5bn).

In a statement to the stock exchange, the company said it was in exclusive discussions with Stanley, and was carrying out due diligence on the business, which generated turnover of £1.5bn in the year to May 2004.

In a first step, the model configures technology- and capacity-specific cost and revenue structures that correspond to the individual steps along the value chain of selected RE technologies and reflect the directly generated turnover of the respective technology.

Some 3,000 people now work in Dundee's creative economy, generating turnover of almost £200m.

The combined business will generate turnover of around £5.3bn and Carillion expects cost savings of £30m from the takeover.

Arsenal's half-year accounts, released last week, stated that income from property developments "are expected to generate turnover, over the next two financial years, in excess of £350 million" which could provide funds for such an arrangement.

Witty, for example, is widely considered to have done a good job at Glaxo, where he presides over a drugs company of 99,000 people in 100 countries, generating turnover of £28bn.

Juventus are set up to carry on dominating Italian football for years to come, with a stadium and a business model generating turnover far above what anybody else in Serie A can match.

That's to say, a huge payout for a brand-name writer who can be expected to work the necessary magic for Scribner at the checkout and generate turnover in a sure-fire way that would not be possible with, say, 20 or 30 less high-profile novels, the so-called "mid-list titles" (the real losers in this recession).

They were trying to generate turnover".