Sentence examples for revenues charged from inspiring English sources

Tesco's £264m profit warning last year was caused by failings in booking revenues charged to suppliers for promoting their products in stores.

He was not able to provide a definite figure on how much revenue charging GST on "intangibles" would raise, but said it would be worth billions.

In contrast to these fiscal contrivances, the gas tax is a simple user fee system that provides an ongoing stream of revenue, charging people roughly according to how much they use the roads.

This is, of course, also where Barclays generates revenue, charging a 3% transaction fee for invoices paid this way.

For now, Sawyer is centered on class passes as its source of revenue, charging a flat monthly fee for access to a mix of venues.

More than a quarter of Ryanair's turnover is from ancillary revenues – charges for services such as using credit cards, priority boarding and checking in baggage.

Boo.com generates revenues by charging merchants sponsorship fees and from advertising.

Market makers stand to earn vast revenues by charging fees for B2B market transactions.

But critics of the banks have said they have made up for at least some of the lost revenues by charging other types of fees.

Like Baidu, Alibaba makes a big chunk of its revenues by charging marketing fees.

NetZero plans to reap revenues by charging advertisers who get to put ads in a banner that stays onscreen as long as the NetZero user is online.