Sentence examples for revenues based on from inspiring English sources

Annualized revenues, based on the two months reported in 2002 would be $3.3 billion.

News Corporation predicts a 5% rise in its advertising revenues, based on current trends continuing.

The Ryan plan, like any budget resolution, specifies levels of spending, savings and revenues, based on certain policy assumptions.

Comes the animal-spirited upturn, company profits and personal incomes will rise and greater tax revenues based on lower rates will flow to Washington and statehouses.

Most economists and urban planners contend that stadiums enrich teams but have relatively little economic effect on their cities beyond a small number of seasonal, low-wage jobs and some tax revenues based on ticket sales and concessions.

They say that that would produce $200 billion in new tax revenues, based on the discredited notion that the government can then count on higher revenues from increased growth.

A combined Chevron and Texaco would have $66.5 billion in revenue, based on 1999 figures.

These costs are then subtracted from a scheme's projected sales revenue based on current values.

There was no revenue based on rapid DNS look-ups alone.

Its rich list puts United's revenue, based on financial information for the 2005-06 seaton, at €242.6m£160m0m).

Because Revver earns ad revenue based on the number of clip views, he encourages producers to distribute their videos on as many sites as possible.