Sentence examples for a tiny profit from inspiring English sources

When selling, price fluctuations at market can turn even a successful harvest into a tiny profit.

The jobs you did for hire might yield a tiny profit.

One method is to sell everything as cheaply as possible and magnify a tiny profit through volume.

The basic question is the same: did specialists buy shares at a low price, aware that they could sell them immediately for a tiny profit?

Dealers said Central Bank officials had offered to guarantee a tiny profit if they would sell the pound at a rate of 250.

And after losing $1.13 billion last year, Ford of Europe earned a tiny profit of $88 million in the first quarter of this year.

RBS has made a tiny £15m profit.

The life and pensions area managed only a tiny $9.4 million profit because of sagging investment income; it made $118 million a year ago.

After heavy losses in 2000 and 2001, the company reported a tiny $22 million net profit last year, and has debt equal to seven times its equity.

But Coinstar Inc., founded 10 years ago and the brainchild of a student at the Stanford Business School, only last month announced the first, tiny profit from the operation of what are now more than 8,500 supermarket-based machines that count coins stashed in the nation's piggy banks, mayonnaise jars and dresser drawers.

Grocery, with its tiny profit margins, adds complications.