Sentence examples for generated turnover of 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.
The combined business will generate turnover of around £5.3bn and Carillion expects cost savings of £30m from the takeover.
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.
"There's a new rule coming in next year that you can only spend a certain percentage of your turnover - they were trying to generate turnover to promote Cardiff City globally.
They were trying to generate turnover".
Henderson apparently has also taught his players a thing or two about the importance of good timing when it comes to generating turnovers; in four of the Jets' five games, including Sunday's 22-14 victoverover the San Francisco 49ers, an opponent's final possession has ended in either an interception or a lost fumble.
Samples for analysis of potential radicals generated during turnover of PCP hydroxylase were generated by prereducing the enzyme (170 μM) with NADPH (300 μM) in the presence of limiting PCP (150 μM) under anoxic conditions, followed by mixing with an equal volume of buffer containing ambient O2.
