Sentence examples for taking revenues from inspiring English sources

Large deficits emerged when the economy tanked, taking revenues with it, but, even so, Spain doesn't appear to have all that high a debt burden.

It was a response to a controversy last year, when the company began "claiming" YouTube videos featuring its games, and thus taking revenues from ads running around and within them for itself.

A payroll-tax holiday has been an idea on Mr. Obama's table for months, but he and Congressional Democrats always pushed it aside, given concerns that voters, especially older people, would see it as taking revenues that are supposed to pay for Social Security benefits.

"They're taking revenues down 20% sequentially from these levels, and semiconductor orders are down 39% quarter over quarter, reflecting weakness".

The bill makes polluters pay for sending global warming pollution into the atmosphere, taking revenues generated from the auction of permits, and reinvests that money back to American consumers and into promoting a clean energy economy.

Ryan knows well that if the Republicans are taking revenue off the table, they are taking a grand bargain off the table.

"In recent years, Bloomberg has offered new ways to trade stocks, bonds and more complicated financial products, potentially taking revenue from subscribers to the ubiquitous Bloomberg desktop terminals, which contain a vast store of market data.

It's already taking revenue from this.

It is also already taking revenue from other sources.

When you are a traditional software vendor, you have to switch from taking revenue up front to receiving the revenue over 12 months.

It's taking revenue from premium subscriptions — although it does offer a free service option too.