Sentence examples for revenue making from inspiring English sources

The other is the happy idea that tax cuts actually increase government revenue, making deficit anxieties irrelevant.

Four years ago, H.P. even leapt past mighty I.B.M. in revenue, making it the country's biggest technology company.

But Colombia's countryside is littered with landmines planted by guerrillas who rely on drug revenue, making manual eradication dangerous.

By undermining advertising revenue, making news reports a commodity and blurring the boundaries between previously distinct news organisations, the internet has upended newspapers' traditional business model.

Mr. Woodward said that Manchester United remained committed to strengthening its team, with improvements in its commercial revenue making more cash available to attract top-flight players.

Last year, WSKQ had $22.4 million in advertising revenue, making it No. 11 in the market, according to the media research firm BIA/Kelsey.

Club seat revenue makes up 41 percent of Queens Ballpark's revenue.

There will be revenue made from that, but we won't make the content.

Baghdad's control of oil revenue made this tempting, but the payback has now come.

Venezuela's oil revenue made up over 90% of GDP last year.

The fine should have been at least a quarter of the £212m revenue made from the mis-selling.