NOUN
- income (at invoice values) received for goods and services over some given period of time
How To Use gross revenue In A Sentence
- The gross revenue per annum is usually in the neighbourhood of £500,000, say $2,000,000. What Is To Become of the British Protectorates?
- In their first year, they did $1.875, 000 in gross revenue.
- Last year's gross revenues amounted to more than $7 million.
- In their first year, they did $1.875, 000 in gross revenue.
- Adjustments to 1991's figures have been made wherever possible to reflect gross revenues.
- Yet the industry of raising cattle and sheep on irrigated pasture in California had gross revenues for that year of less than $100 million.
- When you look at gross revenue minus payroll, dairy is No.1.
- Brokering deals with things Britain didn't even possess is what kept her afloat in an age where several companies had a larger gross revenue and more disposable budget than the defunct remnants of age old empires.
- The gross revenue of the Chinese tourism industry is increasing rapidly by an average rate of above 12% annually, higher than the average growth rate of the nation's GDP in the same period.
- Subject only to the right of the Board to cause amounts to be paid into the Current Expenses Account and to expend the same as hereinbefore provided, the Gross Revenues of the Project and all moneys and investments paid or to be paid, or held or to be held by the Board of Visitors minutes
