Sentence examples for revenue close from inspiring English sources

"The loss of that revenue, close to $200,000, has been a drain," he said.

Utilities and phone companies derive almost all of their revenue close to home, by contrast.

This year, according to sources, it expects revenue close to $1 billion.

If Republicans want to replace sequestered defense spending, be my guest: go find some new tax revenue, close a loophole, whatever.

Even so, Mr Jacobs said that visa restrictions are "one of the things I think least about": the Chinese government is clearly happy maintaining Macau as a source of steady gambling revenue, close to but politically separate from the mainland.

Transferring cash so that the poorest governments (including Greece and Spain) had a level of revenue close to that of a mid-tier but still below-average country like Ireland could involve annual transfers of €250 billion—of which €80 billion would need to come from Germany, around 3% of its GDP.XXVIII.

Adjusting for that effect, its compensation levels would have been around 50 percent of its revenue, closer to the industry average, it said.

The most recent fire, the Rim Fire, which destroyed nearly $2 billion in assets and revenue, closed off much of the park to tourists.

That would be indefensible at a time when corporate tax avoidance has already driven corporate tax revenues close to all-time lows as a share of both federal revenues and the economy.

Despite the injuries and fatalities -- 9 deaths, 4,000 injuries and 420 OSHA violations since 1995 -- McWane remains in business and is very profitable, with annual revenues close to $2 billion.

By the time his lease came to an end, Mr. DiBuono had the operation taking in revenues close to $600,000 a year and giving about 140 members a home to build their handicaps.