Sentence examples for surging revenues from inspiring English sources

But surging revenues from advertising and a possible shift in business philosophy could change that, perhaps in time for "Pirates of the Caribbean 3".

Gambling campaigners said Paddy Power's surging revenues showed that the regulator was not doing enough to keep the industry's biggest companies in line.

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.

Voice-Stream Wireless, which is being acquired by Deutsche Telekom of Germany, said yesterday that its first-quarter losses more than tripled over those of the period a year earlier as higher costs offset strong subscriber growth and surging revenues.

In contrast to Yahoo's earnings fall, Chinese internet giant Alibaba, of which Yahoo owns a 24% share, reported surging revenues.

Surging revenues and a steady economy have led the White House to project that this year's federal budget deficit will drop to $333 billion, nearly $100 billion below earlier estimates.

While China's advertising market is experiencing surging revenue growth, creative growth is unremarkable as a consequence of all the restrictions.

GoTo.com climbed 40% after the Internet search service announced a third-quarter loss that was smaller than expected fueled by surging revenue.

In the corporate market, sales of the required equipment have surged; revenue in the corporate VoIP telephony market will total nearly $1 billion in 2004 and will reach $5.5 billion in 2008, according to the Radicati Group, a technology market research firm.

Azerbaijan plans to modernize its military, using surging oil revenues.

Ironically, this last may be helping the Republicans, a little, by fuelling surging tax revenues.