Sentence examples for revenue enough from inspiring English sources

But ultimately they failed to increase revenue enough to cover the debt payments on the properties, which were heavily leveraged.

The players seem willing to accept a 50-50 split of revenue, enough to make the teams profitable as a group even by the clubs' own contested figures.

He believes it could generate more than $10 billion a year in revenue, enough to finance much of the tax repeal he seeks.

The success of this endeavour depends on one key question: will the networks be able to control their desire for ad revenue enough to make non-skippable VOD palatable to the masses or will they continue to insist on lengthy commercial breaks?

Down the street at No. 1 East, a Chinese restaurant that serves everything from breakfast pastries to elaborate seafood entrees, Banson Ho said he had been putting in 16-hour days trying to increase revenue enough to cover the rapidly rising costs of rent, water, waste disposal and food, tofu included.

ANZ is not growing revenue enough to offset these issues, he added.

In March, Greece fired its top tax official on the grounds that he had not increased tax revenues enough.

Could the Glazers really increase the club's revenues enough to service the interest, invest in the team and pay off the debt?

First, as Joseph Henchman at the Tax Foundation, a non-partisan think-tank, puts it, even when a state succeeds in luring film crews, they rarely boost the economy or tax revenues enough to justify the costs of the incentives.

Much of the deficit was papered over with about $6.2 billion in federal stimulus money, financing that will disappear in two years, whether or not there is an economic recovery that boosts state revenues enough to make up the difference.

He had hoped to work overhead costs down gradually, increasing revenues enough to avoid layoffs.