Sentence examples for tiny revenue from inspiring English sources

One tiny revenue stream has begun flowing into the nondescript Silicon Valley office building where Coursera's 35 employees work to keep up with the demand for their courses: the company is an Amazon affiliate, getting a sliver of the money each time Coursera students click through the site to buy recommended textbooks or any other products on Amazon.

The so-called spin-in company may have been hard to justify by Andiamo's tiny revenue.

McCarthy knew that plugging the raw data into the model would lead to a tiny revenue forecast.

But with the Internet still constituting only a tiny revenue source for big media companies, a more pressing priority for Zucker will be to improve NBC's lackluster TV ratings.

They chose to examine a rural post office that as a result of its tiny revenue and nearby alternatives would best justify closure by the economic model the post office uses.

Autonomy has only 120 employees and tiny revenues ($27 million last year)–but an expanding customer base.

For many years Alza was in the development stage — meaning it had tiny revenues but big costs on its income statement.

That company's tiny revenues, maybe a few million, would hardly make much of a mark on Intel's $24.6 billion annual sales.

Yes, Facebook's valuation lingers around $50 billion, Zynga's is close to $10 billion, and Twitter is valued at $4.5 billion with comparatively tiny revenues.

Like most advertising agencies, the Brooklyn Brothers, a tiny (2006 revenue: $4 million), four-year-old New York outfit, gets most of its business the usual way: in fees for making TV, print, online and outdoor ads for clients like the New York Rangers and the History Channel.

With these new tools, Patreon could shift the online content ecosystem from one where creators give away what they make in hopes of tiny ad revenue shares today and big merchandise or ticket purchases in the future, and towards allowing creators to earn a reliable salary.