Sentence examples for revenue factor from inspiring English sources

Because hotel restaurants can perform well at all only if they can draw customers from town (most can't, and the sixty or so people who'd be staying in a 100-room hotel on an average night is a pretty thin, limited market, especially since most of them won't want to eat in the hotel anyway), they're a big overhead, low revenue factor and a drain on the profits from rooms.

These changes led to competition between providers, as the size of the registered population was the principal revenue factor.

Fitch, in fact, dismissed concerns about Indiana's relatively low funding ratio in a February report, arguing that other revenue factors made it of little concern.

On the prospects for the rest of the year, it said: "Trading conditions continue to be volatile with limited visibility on revenues, factors that were exacerbated during April in the run-up to the general election.

As far as can be gauged, a discernible increase in advertising or broadcasting revenue, a factor so often at the center of any decision made by UEFA, is not expected.

A city ordinance allows the utility to recover those costs from customers using a so-called water revenue adjustment factor.

ESPN counters that, after local advertising revenue is factored in, Cox's monthly costs for all programming represent only $6 to $7 of a customer's monthly bill.

In aggregate modeling, shrinking export markets would mean losses of export revenues and factor income, hitting vested interests of beneficiaries from the palm oil industry.

Again, these projections are based on our basic assumptions with revenue generation factors carrying the most significant weight regarding the outcome.

Global economic change, outdated infrastructure, and inadequate government revenue are factors in a different kind of crisis that cannot be solved through emergency relief alone".

So future revenue is a factor, but not the sole factor.