Sentence examples for Certainly profit from inspiring English sources

Looters certainly profit.

Coaches and athletic directors at the biggest schools certainly profit.

If you can get yourself worked up about something, the words come easily and it's easier to amuse, so I certainly profit from it.

Rapiscan and its adviser the Chertoff Group will certainly profit from the deployment underway (some of the machines were bought with funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act).

"They certainly profit off of these fees," Woolsey said.

For instance, development of antigen-based therapies will certainly profit from the use of novel humanized MHC class II mouse models (22– 22).

Even though Mr. Bercu did not make any money off the stickers, his store certainly profited.

Goodman is convincing in her distaste for it, though she has certainly profited from price surges in the past decade, especially with Richter's works.

"Certainly, profits were made, but they were more akin to a short-term sugar boost rather than a nutritious diet that aided the long-term health and strength of the business [BHS]," concluded Wright.

"And," he adds, "Switzerland has certainly profited [from banking secrecy].

MCI certainly profited, growing from $100,000 in revenue in 1978 to $9.5 billion [in 1991] (Booker1992).