Sentence examples for generating a turnover from inspiring English sources

Accounts from previous years show that Lycamobile's UK arm did not pay any tax between 2008 and 2010, despite generating a turnover of between £47m and £88m.

The latest available figures show the company did not pay any tax between 2008 and 2010, despite generating a turnover of between £47m and £88m.

WS Atkins What they do Broad portfolio encompasses hospitals, transport, construction and others in Europe, Middle East, south-east Asia and the United States, generating a turnover of £650m last year.

But where he was once a leader, with Sky TV and the Wapping print revolution, Murdoch now looks like a follower, albeit one with a global media empire generating a turnover of nearly $24bn.

Miami has trouble guarding Parker because their specialty, defensively, is "trapping" point guards on pick-and-rolls — having two defenders pick up the ball handler off of screens in the hopes of generating a turnover.

They are conservatively estimated to be worth $50bn a year – controlled by "influential but shadowy figures in Dubai, Mumbai, Karachi and London" – with the volume of betting on a Twenty20 match in Mumbai capable of generating a turnover of $200m per match.

That generally generates a turnover percentage in our portfolio in the 20-30% range.

The ABPI's member companies between them employ 73,000 people, generate a turnover of £29bn and are part of a global industry worth $961bn£41.4bnbn).

"These partnerships aim to generate a turnover of $25 billion for Russia over the life of the programs," the Airbus statement said.

Oxime-mediated reactivation of phosphylated ChEs generates a turnover, but it is too slow to make pseudo-catalytic scavengers of pharmacological interest.

Renewables as an industry – including wind, solar power and biomass used for heating and electricity – generate a turnover of about £12.5bn a year, with exports worth about £1.6bn last year.