Sentence examples for returns from sales from inspiring English sources

Because, when it comes to returns from sales, Apple devices (the iPad, specifically) are far from seeing anything that resembles diminishing returns.

Expanding markets overseas provide farmers with opportunities to supply richer markets and develop brands and qualities that enable them to increase their returns from sales.

It has so far allowed all the returns from sales of licences and quota (initially freely given by the Government) to remain in private hands (see Hatcher and Pascoe 1998).

It must cut expenses to lift sagging returns from oil sales and avoid being swallowed up, Mr. Bowlin said.

She accepted a lower rate, which, for all we know, brought her vast returns from increased sales of "Atlas Shrugged" and other works.

In fact, the state's total returns from back sales taxes in the third quarter of this year (July through September) were $21 million, versus only $7 million for the same period last year.

The fund will include current assets of around $600bn, as well as returns from the sales of Aramco shares and state-owned real estate and industrial areas estimated to be worth $1 tn.

The high proportion of cultivating steps (measures) resulted in wood assortments of a low value, therefore, the average returns from timber sales were Euro 53.56 (ATS 737.00) per solid cubic metre, leaving only a low margin (reimbursement) of Euro 26.53 (ATS 365.00).

These deals will be partly financed by auction returns from the sale of emissions rights.

The difference in the value of cattle productivity resulting from the presence of juniper as well as any forgone net returns from the sale of juniper to the biofuel industry reflects the opportunity cost to the rancher.

Mr Gauke said criminal gangs are exploiting the "captive market" behind bars to reap huge financial returns from the sale of drugs.