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Discover LudwigThe phrase "higher revenues" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to an increase in the amount of money a business or organization earns. Example: The company's new marketing strategy led to higher revenues and boosted their profits by 25%.
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Democrats said higher revenues were essential.
These measures will necessarily have to include higher revenues.
How can the Maker acquisition drive much higher revenues for Disney's stockholders?
If, instead, higher revenues are supposed to do the hard work, the wait may be long.
They believe that they "deserve" more because men's tennis brings in higher revenues.
Only in some fantasy world would it be possible to balance the budget without higher revenues.
And we're able to change our rates and drive higher revenues.
He also added he was open to a deal including "higher revenues through tax reforms".
About a third of its deficit reduction comes from higher revenues.
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Republicans oppose any new taxes while Democrats say a balanced package must include higher revenues.
"Any credible strategy will need to include entitlement reforms and higher revenues.
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