rising revenue
- noun
- Rising revenue per server = higher margins and returns.
Examples
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The chart below shows the rising revenue per server:
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That is especially true when the company has the advantages of huge market share, large and rising revenue, and a history of success.
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As long as they see our monthly updates with rising revenue, they're OK.
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The effect of the new budget accounting method will be to count two years' worth of revenue and only one year's worth of expenses to create an appearance of a balanced budget and rising revenues.
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Based on an inflated assumption of rising revenues, it follows that legislators can then plan on higher spending as well.
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The report highlighted the company's rising revenue over the last fiscal year, which attracted new investors.
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Despite challenges in the market, several industries are demonstrating rising revenue this quarter.
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Businesses that adapt quickly are often rewarded with rising revenue during economic growth periods.
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly derived from combining 'rising' (becoming larger or higher) with 'revenue' (money earned), so 'an increase in earnings' is immediately inferable. This adjective+noun compositional pattern is standard and cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will understand it.
Etymology
The phrase rising revenue creates a simple picture: revenue, 'money a business earns', is rising, like a line going up on a chart. That's why it means 'an increase in the amount of money earned'.