Sentence examples for which revenues from inspiring English sources

Of course, the big question is, which revenues could both parties agree on to offset the payroll tax?

But in countries in which revenues and returns tend to be low, like Estonia, connecting only 1,000 homes a year is the plan.

Under their stewardship Interbank has turned into a retail bank in which revenues have grown tenfold, to $1.5 billion last year, and which has launched an insurance business.

News of the job losses comes two days after the company announced "dismal" second quarter results in which revenues fell by 5% and underlying profits slumped by 19%.

The increase would begin to close a gap in which revenues from fares declined 29percentt while costs have risen 67percentt.

The target for Mr. Duncan's committee is $5 billion, and if it finds the right $5 billion, it might even be able to sell it to the House, the well from which revenues are supposed to spring.

Finally, you'll discover which revenue streams flow and which don't: what reader engagement means.

One bright spot was the debt-investment business, in which revenue increased 53 percent from the period a year earlier.

Take corporation tax, from which revenue has collapsed: last year and this, firms have been net reclaimers of tax.

Thus, Charles expanded the collection of ship money, an ancient levy by which revenue was raised for the outfitting of warships.

At first, Mr Chavez seemed to want to be even more prudent, lowering the price at which revenue should be saved.