Sentence examples for normal revenue from inspiring English sources

The church was in the frozen zone for seven weeks, cut off from its normal revenue.

He added that officials in some area towns had reported "several times to 10 times" above normal revenue from tourism.

For example, every so-called "capital intensive" industry has a powerful incentive to be extremely aggressive whenever any idle capacity exists; any extra unit of output often costs far less than the normal revenue for the unit.

The consortium of utilities and their main customers that is paying for the reactor will also purchase its output at cost, providing an assured market and so lowering borrowing costs and dispensing with the need for profits.Electricité de France (EDF), the utility that is about to build a new reactor in France, says it will pay the €3.3 billion bill out of normal revenue.

Sure enough, total revenues for the six months ended last Sept. 30 grew by only 11.5%, barely half BAA's normal revenue growth.

In addition to their normal revenue streams, such as season ticket sales and corporate hospitality, the Tynecastle club's revenues have been boosted this season by their games against Liverpool in the Europa League and the sale of David Templeton to Rangers.

They were used to agree the raising of taxes which, in the 13th century, were single, one-off levies, typically on movable property, intended to support the King's normal revenues for particular projects.

Organizational capital is an intangible asset that is a continuous creator of value through generating above-normal revenue growth, innovation, operational excellence, and stakeholder relationships.

In an economy that continued to show chronic weakness -- weakness that continues to this day -- the federal government would predictably continue to collect lower-than-normal tax revenues and to make higher-than-normal expenditures, which meant that the debt would necessarily grow over time.

Many of them said they decided not to use the rent money to replace normal sources of revenue, the great majority of which comes from church members themselves.

To recover we had to increase the budget more than our normal 18percentt of revenue.