Sentence examples for whose revenues from inspiring English sources

Here are four whose revenues meet power-seller standards.

This is clearly so for fund-management firms, whose revenues are directly tied to them.

There are groups whose revenues have fallen drastically, especially in New York and Washington.

The picture would have been even brighter without MySpace, whose revenues are thought to have fallen last year.

Democrats see an urgent need to aid state and local governments, whose revenues have not fully recovered from the recession.

The biggest gainer among the top ten was AC Milan, whose revenues of €235.8m took it from tenth to seventh.

Because Oregon has no sales tax, it relies almost entirely on an income tax whose revenues have plummeted.

FOBTs are part of Paddy Power's "machine gaming" division, whose revenues soared by 17% to £94m last year.

Now the government has allowed him to take full control of a broadcaster whose revenues exceed those of the BBC.

Among the first to depart will be Mike Lynch, the founder and boss of Autonomy, whose revenues fell in the quarter.

The Post faces the same problems as other daily newspapers, whose revenues have sunk as the Web and the tough economy have sapped advertising.