What exactly does it mean by 'on'? Does it mean 'following'?
It is likely that this company will make more money **ON** reduced sales revenue.
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In this context, it does mean 'following' reduced sales revenue. So they now have less sales revenue, is it still possible to make money?
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I personally read it as "from." But "by," "with" and "following" can all be correct.
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I'd have to say it is closer to "by", or "with". As a consequence. "following" sort of works, but the money is made by doing something.
I made money on the share market.
They made money on the market despite reduced sales revenue.
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