Sentence examples for proceeds coming from inspiring English sources

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".

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

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.

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.

Face it: Whether the proceeds come from the company or its insurers, investors ultimately foot the bill.

Holders of these preferreds will have no say in the bankruptcy since Lehman will be liquidating the trusts immediately and giving holders their share of whatever proceeds come from selling the underlying bonds.

Last season, 11 low-revenue NHL teams received more than $90 million in revenue-sharing payments (the proceeds came from the ten teams with the highest revenue and from a portion of playoff gate receipts), with the New York Rangers and Toronto Maple Leafs chipping in $10 million each.

Think first, and only then proceed: coming from an Administration that, frankly, prefers to do things the other way around (deploy missile defenses now, see if they work later; cut taxes now, figure out the budget later), this is indeed an unusual "process".