Sentence examples for less revenues from inspiring English sources

We now have less revenues.

Unions argue that right-to-work laws mean less revenues in the form of members' dues.

"States have less revenues coming in and higher bills for their pensions, and it's really focused their attention," said Susan K. Urahn, managing director of the Pew center, a nonpartisan research group.

"This denies many workers their basic rights and protections and means less revenues to the Treasury and a competitive advantage for employers who misclassify," said Jared Bernstein, who as executive director of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s Middle Class Task Force has helped orchestrate the administration's campaign against misclassification.

Hewlett-Packard's long-running investigation into claims of accounting irregularities by the former management team of Autonomy, the British software company it bought for more than £7.1bn, has concluded that the firm's main UK trading company made 80% less profits and 54% less revenues than originally stated.

For retailers this means loss of sales (and hence less revenues); for suppliers it means loss of revenues or fines.

We just have that much less revenue".

That means less revenue and less publicity.

Physicians who treat them are seeing less revenue.

It could be more a third less revenue.

The government expects to receive less revenue from taxes.