Sentence examples similar to a guaranteed profitability from inspiring English sources

10/90 is a system of television distribution designed to guarantee profitability for a TV series.

Even for large stud farms, the tax exemption is hardly a guarantee of profitability.

This work presents a systematic methodology that has been developed for the design of sustainable CO2 utilization processes that can mitigate CO2 and also guarantee profitability.

The new team would need to capture only about 14 percent of the Toronto market to reach the 700,000-fan threshold that seems to guarantee profitability in the N.H.L.

In choosing to close the Tony Award-winning hit play "War Horse," Lincoln Center Theater and its producing partners decided that the costs of running the show, with its elaborate production and cast of 37, were too big to guarantee profitability.

Even if he is right, since when is it up to taxpayers to guarantee profitability at America's largest banks relative to foreign ones?

Efficient feed conversion achieved by feeding expensive rations does not however guarantee profitability - only the cost of feed per kilogram of meat produced has to be considered.

Within this industry structure of near guaranteed profitability there needs to be significant profit participation formula for TWU, APFA, and APA members.

Guaranteed profitability would end; banks would have to compete for customers; and risk management would suddenly matter.

On the one hand, they bet on gigantic low-cost mines that could be easily expanded and guaranteed profitability through the price cycles that typify commodity markets.

The fact that it doesn't have the same guaranteed profitability as slot machines has made many casinos shy away from it, but its popularity means it will be sticking around for a long time.