Sentence examples for revenue mark from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cohen's business passed the million-dollar revenue mark four years after its founding.

She joined the Make Mine a Million challenge this year at the $344,000 revenue mark, hoping to raise that to $450,000 or higher.

Given that Mr. Sims was at the $4 million revenue mark, about to make his most senior hire and had a bad hiring track record, Mr. Price was definitely correct to encourage him to use a professional recruiter.

On a national level, a nonprofit provider of online business loans for women called Count Me In for Women's Economic Independence sponsors a competition for entrepreneurs who are women and who want to reach the $1 million annual revenue mark.

Some have seen this as an attempt to compete with Grand Theft Auto V, which has sold almost 30m units since its launch in September and reached the $1bn revenue mark after three days on general release.

The Daily Mail online is closing in on 200 million unique browsers a month, but has only just got over the £60m ad revenue mark (with a long way to go before real profits start rolling in).

The jump from the same quarter last year — where the company reported $75.9 billion in revenue — marks a return to growth for the first time in several quarters for Apple.

That's because the big question for Apple is going to be whether or not iPhone sales have hit a wall and that the company will see a year-over-year decline in revenue, marking a significant moment for the company which has traditionally steadily grown iPhone sales to generate tens of billions of dollars in revenue.

I'd say that by this time next year, we'll have a good handle on whether the devices side of Microsoft's business transformation can reach the volume and revenue marks needed to be meaningful to the company's future profits.

By 2008, the South African government provided 75% of loveLife's revenue, marking a nearly complete transition from international donor funding to domestic government funding and success in sustaining delivery at scale.

In late January, the company reported $2 billion in fourth-quarter wireless data revenues, marking a 55.7% jump year over year.