Sentence examples for revenues driven from inspiring English sources

Syria's dash for gas has been spurred by its rapidly declining oil revenues, driven by the peak of its conventional oil production in 1996.

Thanks to surging revenues, driven by booming coal and iron-ore sales to China, Mr Costello is projecting a fiscal surplus of A$7.4 billion for the 2005-06 financial year.This impressive outcome, though, was overshadowed by political tensions.

Elsewhere Royal Mail rose 18p to 615p after smaller rival UK Mail, down 15.5p at 664.5p, reported a 6% rise in third quarter revenues, driven by parcel deliveries as more shoppers went online to buy their Christmas presents.

Fox television stations benefitted from an increase in political advertising revenues driven by the US presidential elections.

The online business suffered from a 16percentt decline in advertising revenues, driven by lower display ad rates.

Dan Jones of the sport business group at Deloitte said spending was supported by record level of revenues driven primarily by new broadcast agreements.

Revenue driven mainly by washingtonpost.com and Slate jumped by 8 percent to $25.8 million.

Macao has emerged as the world's biggest gambling hub by revenue, driven by floods of visitors from mainland China.

The locker is the latest effort to stem the decline in home entertainment revenue, driven largely by Netflix and Redbox rentals, but also by piracy.

But adjusted results topped Wall Street's view and its revenue, driven by sales of Pop-Tarts and strength in North America, rose 2 percent.

Total net revenues rose 2percentto to $1.2 billion, as Bear Stearns posted an increase in investment banking revenue, driven by stock and bond underwriting.