Sentence examples for * profited in from inspiring English sources

The finance sector profited in several ways from this change.

Earlier, Edmund also profited in his early sparring with Goffin from the friendly clay.

With the ruble in free fall, they profited in the lag time between construction and sale.

At that point, everyone McGwire touched, from Ozersky to Commissioner Bud Selig, profited in some way.

Mr. Yates "never profited in any way" from falsifying the records, Mr. Schertler said.

Bain profited in 1997 when it sold its shares in an I.P.O., listing its stock on the Nasdaq.

The anticorruption campaigner Arvind Kejriwal recently released documents claiming that Mr. Gandhi's brother-in-law, Robert Vadra, profited handsomely in improper real estate deals — allegations that Mr. Vadra has denied.

The fledgling party profited most in the suburbs in the formerly communist east, such as Treptow-Köpenick (with 20% of the vote), Lichtenberg (30%), and Marzahn-Hellersdorf (23.2%), areas in which many lower-income residents have been considerably affected by rising living costs, and where many were outraged when refugee accommodation was built without them being consulted.

What do we make of the richest man in the world, who has profited enormously in history's most swiftly innovative form of capitalism, calling for a "creative capitalism -- by which he means a capitalism that does even more to benefit the world's poor?Men this fabulously wealthy have little to fear but the resentment of a public that comes to see such vast holdings as dangerous and illegitimate.

As a dancer, he was one of many Russians who benefited from the era of glasnost, working in several Western countries, and he profited principally in his choreography.

Many of Mr. Massoud's former allies in the north, some of whom have profited mightily in the land grabs and cash giveaways that followed the American invasion, have signaled resistance to Mr. Karzai's efforts to negotiate a peace settlement with the Taliban.