Sentence examples for predict revenues from inspiring English sources

"What's systemic is that the market environment makes it very tough to predict revenues".

He doesn't try to analyze markets or predict revenues.

Thus, a lag length of 3 years corresponds to reasonable beliefs about the period over which expenses could help predict revenues (and vice-versa).

We first apply these models to predict revenues of Apple retail stores and box-office earnings in China, and we achieve satisfactory results.

Firstly, a company that could not accurately predict revenues and, secondly, one that had a KPI (logged-in users) that was always going to be its worst metric.

It is in the vendor's best interest to build a certain amount of lock-in for their platform, else it would be too easy to leave and hard to predict revenues (based on the current models of licensing).

Volatile energy markets make it impossible to predict revenue accurately, says Joe Oliver, the finance minister.

And perhaps the whole franchise process was flawed in requiring bidders to predict revenue growth over 15 years.

"Those are three things that most people don't understand, let alone how to predict revenue in the music business".

First, it is hard to predict revenue from the gain-share model.

CEO Dean Stoecker touted a high customer retention rate, which makes it easier to predict revenue.