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Discover Ludwig"keep revenue" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the action of retaining or preserving income or earnings. Example: The company needs to come up with a new strategy to keep revenue steady during the economic downturn.
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To keep revenue growing, the carriers are now looking at other avenues.
"When local governments get to keep revenue," he said, "there's incentive to issue tickets".
So, in order to keep revenue coming, Mr Haddad made Netbot free.
But the tech giant has had to adjust its strategy to keep revenue and profit growing.
Their job, baldly stated, is to keep revenue flowing and to buoy the parent company's stock price.
His proposal to pay for (technically, to keep "revenue neutral") the rate cuts by capping deductions does not add up.
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EMI Publishing managed to keep revenues "broadly flat" at £434m.
Rising advertising revenues and higher prices for the publications have helped keep revenues and earnings stable.
The company managed to keep revenues almost flat year-on-year at £34.5m.
When one market was down, other segments that were performing well would help keep revenues afloat.
The problem with this is that as both subscriber numbers and per-subscriber payments keep falling, Chen will have to find some other way to keep revenues up.
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