Sentence examples for revenue derived from inspiring English sources

Interest revenue, derived from lending, fell to $295 million, from $431 million, as clients borrowed less money for stock investments.

As a condition of the loans, the company pledged a percentage of revenue derived from future asset sales.

Mainline unit revenue, or the revenue derived from the seats on planes that United flies, rose more than 28 percent.

As a result, banks are no longer allowed to pay their analysts from any revenue derived from investment banking, only from trading operations.

In the future, as writers, directors, and actors try to gain a better percentage of revenue derived from the Internet, labor disputes look inevitable.

On May 29 Lukashenka signed the Eurasian Economic Union's founding treaty after Moscow permitted its neighbour to retain $1.5 billion of revenue derived from duties on oil products.

Revenue deriving mainly from display advertising sales was up 73%.

It's unclear how much of Galvanize's revenue derives from tuition versus rent.

They are global and diversified, she said, with less than half their revenues derived from ad sales.

But consumer services revenues, derived from retail banking, credit cards and mortgages, were flat at $2.4 billion, the bank said.

The move means Betfair will pay 20% of revenues derived from Germany to Schleswig Holstein, which will reduce its gross margin by around one percentage point.