Sentence examples for proceeds comes from inspiring English sources

The rest of the church's proceeds comes from sale of foods, games and raffle tickets.

But nearly two-thirds of this year's proceeds came from Facebook's gigantic offering.

And, despite the huge sales of Orwell's books, few of the proceeds came her way.

The renovation took place slowly, over about four years, as the insurance proceeds came in, and as Ms. Houtz gained confidence in her designer.

When gambling winnings or drug proceeds come out the other end, they appear as a real estate asset or business profit.

But although earls no longer presided over shire courts, they were entitled to take a third of the proceeds coming from them.

Most of Braselton's seizure proceeds came as a result of its participation in an Atlanta-based DEA drug task force that relies heavily on local police.

State attorneys general from New York to California and consumer watchdogs like the Better Business Bureau say the industry's proceeds come at the direct expense of financially troubled Americans who are being fleeced of their last dollars with dubious promises.

Mr. Kanth said he filed the suit because companies were "building in the Indian market and selling in the Indian market, without any sales proceeds coming back to India".

Thus, if "non-cash" collateral is disposed of and the proceeds come within the definition of "cash collateral" as set forth in this subsection, the proceeds would be cash collateral as long as they remain subject to the original lien on the "non-cash" collateral under section 552(b).

Uncertainty of GHG Reduction Investments – In California the emerging factor is the uncertainty in the measurement and effectiveness of the dollar investments in reducing GHG emissions because those dollar proceeds come from the Cap and Trade auction and are deposited into a Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.