Sentence examples for operating revenues from inspiring English sources

One bright spot was asset management, whose operating revenues rose 14 percent to $240 million.

And the operating revenues of city nonprofit hospitals totaled more $14.2 billion in 1999.

In 2011 the seven largest freight railways had operating revenues of $67 billion (up from $47.8 billion in 2009).

Tenet bills itself as one of the largest publicly owned health care companies in the country, listing operating revenues of $9.2 billion in 2010.

The financial performance of large railroads is often assessed by their operating ratios, or the railway's expenses as a percentage of operating revenues.

To these three managers, small is something else: companies with operating revenues -- to them, a more reliable gauge -- of $250 million or less at the time of purchase.

It does not solely depend on operating revenues — i.e., ticket sales — and its backers do not expect to be rewarded with a profit.

Half of government operating revenues generated from oil production that is largely overseen by the giant state oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela.

Tom Wolber, president of Euro Disney, said: "The ongoing economic challenges in Europe and our debt burden have significantly decreased operating revenues and liquidity.

Non-operating revenues in the form of subsidies.

Pollard attributes much of his company's tremendous success it is now $3.5 billion in operating revenues to this insight.