Sentence examples for revenues foreseen from inspiring English sources
The increased revenues foreseen by the tax increase initiative would not restore those cuts.
"The actions proposed though the reforms list foresee revenues of €3bn for 2015, which under no circumstances will come from wage or pension cuts," he said.
Dell now foresees revenue of some $14.2 billion, nailing it at the very lowest end of a previously more optimistic range of $14.2 billion to $14.6 billion.
Indeed, few could have foreseen that Tribune's ad revenue would drop by at least 15% in each quarter of this year so far.
He also encouraged countries to set an earlier date — it is currently foreseen as 2017 — for when those revenues are meant to fall under the microscope.
Because the economy is bigger now than previously foreseen, it would generate larger-than-anticipated tax revenue even if economic growth from this point on does not exceed the rates that the White House had assumed earlier this year.
So far, Omnia has generated essentially zero revenue for Ciena, and few analysts foresee any such revenue any time soon.
But the commission said it wanted revenue from dividends, capital gains and royalties to come under the microscope by 2015, rather than two years later as previously foreseen.
He had foreseen her suicide.
Such reaction was foreseen.
