Sentence examples for revenues constitute from inspiring English sources

The Met and the Whitney say their admission revenues constitute 12percentthethe Modern says 15percentt.

Customs revenues constitute about one third of domestic revenues, which currently pay for no more than one quarter of the national budget.

Even into the 1970s and 1980s, vodka revenues constituted a quarter of the Soviet Union's revenue.

Critically for the company, mobile advertising revenues constituted 75percentt of its total advertising revenue.

Wal-Mart Stores is representative: In 1998 it obtained 6% of its revenue internationally; by 2008, international revenues constituted 25% of Wal-Mart 's much larger sales base.

Our earned revenue constitutes about a third of our operating budget and provides visitors with enhanced park amenities such as bike rentals, food trucks and docent tours".

"Drill baby drill" defines the very character of the Nigerian state, financed through unearned resource revenue constituting 80% of the state budget.

This problem is exacerbated by highway spending shortfalls due to insufficient state "gas tax" revenues which constitute a major component of highway funding sources especially in states like Texas.

That is, the total amount of revenue collected constitutes the burden of taxation; therefore, all tax cuts are per se stimulative to growth.

Nongambling revenue, meanwhile, constitutes just 20percentt of the casinos' total revenue, compared with 60percentt for Las Vegas.

Revenue collection constituted the most costly activity at facility level (78%) and especially advertising the CHF (67%), followed by stewardship and management (13%) and pooling of funds (10%).