Sentence examples for revenue catch from inspiring English sources

The issuers charge 4% and up for cash advances and weren't happy at being deprived of this revenue — catch a merchant doing this and they'd drop him.

It also has the potential to be the thing that increases in cost the quickest before your revenue catches up.

We have to make sure revenues catch up with spending for the good of the Premiership and the game here".

For example, commercial-property values have fallen by nearly 50%, though the income from those properties is only down a fraction of that.On this view, Houston is in for a couple of tough years as tax revenues catch up with the recovery.

Greene says this has removed a lot of market obstacles for Google, but that it takes some time for revenue to catch up with customers.

So 'true' early stage, i.e. bootstrapped startups will have to be already on the road to revenue to catch their attention.

And with its new Google-friendly indexing features, Inkling now provides publishers with a way to not only (in theory) increase their traffic and revenue, but catch potential customers before they pop over to Amazon to search for books.

"It takes time for revenue to catch up".

If, at the same time, government spending declines (as a percentage of GDP), increased revenue will catch up with spending and the debt will be paid off.

Theoretically, the government could slow the growth of spending just a little, and revenues would catch up.

Mr. Knowling said that he had met with the heads of delinquent companies and had been satisfied with their guarantees for payment, and that the revenue revision caught him off guard.