Sentence examples for revenue for value from inspiring English sources

While sales and revenue for value bourbons were flat, high-end bourbons generated the most revenue, $767.5 million, and super premiums, which only did $62.7 million, saw the greatest sales growth, at 6.2% over 2002 sales.

John Deere is one company that has created a new source of revenue for itself and value for its farmer customers through data.

His firm encourages creating a parallel market structure that companies can opt into, which will be more focused on creating revenue for research and value for the retail investor.

In the past year, major announcements from the company focus on the expansion of their "Stories" product, which is most likely going to turn into a main source of revenue for the highly valued, non-revenue generating company.

We map the systems and processes to sources of revenue and value for the organization.

Getting access to this data is important, Meiri says, because it helps increase the opportunities for value (and revenue) generation.

"tot1strev" "now" "soon" "notsure" Independent polytomous variables that capture estimated waiting time to the first revenue for venture, having categorical value of "now" (currently generating business revenues), "soon" (is going to generate revenues within the next 12 months), and "notsure" (uncertain about the capability of revenue generation).

Discussion of ad blocking may be en vogue, but the industry will create new formats that will continue to drive revenue for the creators and value for the readers.

Snapchat has been taking advantage of its Live Story feature to generate revenue for its business, now valued at $16 billion.

Working in conjunction with FCB's NY-based executives, students will apply the principles they've learned to develop social media, sponsorships, and public relations plan components to maximize the branding value and revenue for FCB US.

However, it's clear that across college sports athletes are producing more revenue for the schools than the value of the education the students supposedly receive.