Sentence examples for revenues published from inspiring English sources
Preliminary indicators for global box office revenues published at the end of last year indicated that revenue from ticket sales at box offices around the world would hit $41.7 billion, according to comScore data reported by Deadline Hollywood.
Since the 2011-12 season, Barcelona's revenues as published by the club have almost doubled, from €495m ($574m) to €914m ($1.05b).
Unlike journals produced by commercial publishers, which rely on subscription revenue, those published by learned societies traditionally operate on a "page charge" or "author fee" principle.
It helps, however, that figures (albeit imprecise) for oil revenues are now published yearly.The economy is booming, thanks to peace and high oil prices.
Radio stations pay 1.7 percent of their revenue in publishing royalties, minus deductions for advertising commissions; Pandora pays 4 percent, and does not get the same deductions.
The company, founded in 2004 and based in Manhattan, is hiring in anticipation of big growth in advertising revenue, and publishing a new magazine next month — The Players Club, which aims to help professional athletes manage their money.
HarperCollins gets 99% of its revenue from publishing in English.
JD: Thats why we prefer diversified revenue: CDs, publishing, tours, merchandise.
But as the business expands internationally, there's more revenue potential in published prices.
Revenue Procedure 2019-8, published this week, provides the guidance practitioners were looking for.
We didn't have any revenue before we published that post.
