Sentences with phrase «pace than revenues»

Golub added, «Going forward, we believe that SG&A will be the most important driver of margins as compensation grows at a slower pace than revenues.

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Texas service sector activity «continued to increase in April, albeit at a slower pace than last month,» according to business executives responding to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas» Texas Service Sector Outlook Survey, as the revenue index decreased to 14.7 from 20.0.

The pace of biotechnology companies going public without any revenue to speak of has been even more torrid than social media IPO offerings.

For the first time in more than a year, the pace of hiring slowed down, even though business revenues still showed signs of growth.

Today, our revenue is now pacing $ 72 million with pending acquisitions that will take us to more than $ 100 million by the end of the year.»

The mayor's austerity budget comes at a time when city tax revenue is coming in at a higher - than - expected pace.

Jiayuan is growing quickly, with Q2 revenue more than doubling from a year earlier to $ 12.9 M and earnings growing at a similar pace.

Self - paced eLearning revenues in Africa reached USD250.9 million in 2011 and will more than double to USD512.7 million by 2016.

Generated more than $ 750,000 in sales revenue to date by leveraging knowledge of the food, wine, and cocktail menus in order to make the perfect recommendations for each customer in a busy, fast - paced restaurant environment.

Appreciating real estate values boosted industry commissions» revenue over the past five years as demand for residential and commercial real estate rose and pushed up prices, albeit at a slower pace than the previous five - year period, due to the effects of the recession,» says IBISWorld industry analyst Stephen Morea.