Sentences with phrase «decrease in revenue reflected»

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Under Previous Standards, Total Revenues for the quarter declined (3.0) % -LRB-(6.8) % excluding the impact of FX movements) versus prior year, primarily reflecting a decrease in supply chain related revenues, partially offset by a favorable impact of FX moRevenues for the quarter declined (3.0) % -LRB-(6.8) % excluding the impact of FX movements) versus prior year, primarily reflecting a decrease in supply chain related revenues, partially offset by a favorable impact of FX morevenues, partially offset by a favorable impact of FX movements.

The 2018 Outlook reflects the effects of adopting this new accounting standard for 2018, with an expected net decrease in 2018 revenue of approximately $ 5 million and an increase in 2018 operating expense of approximately $ 1.0 million.

Between 2013 — 14 and 2016 — 17, other non-tax revenues are projected to decrease by $ 0.3 billion, largely reflecting the one - time gain in 2013 — 14 on the sale of the Province's interest in 10 million shares of General Motors Company, and lower electricity sector - related revenues, over the forecast period, including fiscally neutral power supply contract recoveries.

The decrease in net revenues compared with the third quarter of 2010 was due to lower incentive fees, partially offset by higher management and other fees, primarily reflecting higher average assets under management.

This decrease also reflects the impact of a pretax $ 60 million service revenue deferral related to our carrier partners in Venezuela.

Dampening the impact of these factors were higher personal income tax revenues, up 13.6 % (reflecting in part the timing of receipts), and lower employment insurance benefits, down 10.7 % (reflecting a decrease in the number of unemployed).

Rental revenues net of expenses were $ 12.8 million, a $ 0.7 million, or 4.9 percent, decrease from the third quarter of 2015, primarily reflecting the lower plus points revenues in the quarter.

These results reflected lower cost of vacation ownership products sold as well as improvements in marketing and sales costs, partially offset by the decrease in revenue from lower contract sales.

The drop in revenue was primarily driven by a 14 % decrease in average paying subscribers, reflecting a year - over-year 15 % and 9 % decline in average paying subscribers for the Christian and Jewish Networks segments, respectively.

Q1 revenue was $ 7.3 M, a YOY decrease of 26 % driven by a decrease in average paying subscribers, reflecting reduced direct marketing investment in the Jewish and Christian Networks.

A 9 % decrease in average paying subscribers — reflecting an 8 % and 7 % decline in average paying subscribers for the Christian and Jewish Networks segments, respectively — is the primary reason for the overall drop in revenue.

This decrease primarily reflects the impact on revenue of the decline in the x86 PC market, which we estimate declined approximately 9 %.