Sentence examples for revenues table from inspiring English sources
While health workers saw inappropriate or over-servicing as an indication of lack of competency or necessary defensive practice, patients assumed they were directed to maximising revenues (table 1).
The most important method of financing R4H was international NGOs followed by government tax revenues (Table 3).> During the period 2009 to March 2014, the Region registered a 6%% increase in the number of countries with a budget line for R4H in the health budget, and 13%% in the number of countries allocating at least 2%% of their health budget to R4H.
Irrigation did increase gross crop revenue (Table 2), but it was not enough of an increase to cover the costs of the irrigation and reservoir infrastructure.
In per capita revenue (Table 4), it improves in 2011 compared with 2010.
Local governments rely on transfers from central government, which account for 87% of all their revenue (Table 3).
> At the district level, the main activity was stewardship and management including: facility supervision and compilation of quarterly reports on membership levels and revenue (Table 2; Table 2A in supplementary data).
Prop trading now typically accounts for a mere percentage point or two of firms' revenues (see table)—if it is defined narrowly to exclude risk-taking related to client business.
A single entity called LG Corp. will hold stakes in a streamlined group of companies (for revenues, see table, p. 16).
Today, in the U.S., the market where it is most active, iAd ranks seventh, after companies like Google and Facebook and Twitter and Yahoo, in terms of mobile ad revenues (see table, below).
As crop price increased, the impact on gross crop revenue increased (Table 4).
Fig. 1 OpenStack firms competing for the same revenue streams Table 2 Evidences of coopetition among OpenStack's contributors by revenue model Revenue model Exemplar competitive dyad Brief description Complementary services HP vs. Mirantis Both firms compete for Open-Stack related IT projects.
