Sentence examples for be profitable for a from inspiring English sources
"Originally you could make a profit pretty quickly, but now you wouldn't be profitable for a long time," says Eric Tjahyadi, who co-founded the Komodo fusion truck with his brother Erwin a year and a half ago and recently opened a restaurant at Pico and Robertson boulevards.
Some strategies may be profitable for a while, but then have bad years, as convertible-arbitrage managers found out in 2005.
Given the very-low elasticity of demand for gasoline, in the short run, it could very well be profitable for a company to produce a bit less CARB gas in order to drive up prices.
The impact of location on profits was particularly strong between 1970 and 1988 (when markets were first filling up) and in Vancouver (where there are few burger joints), suggesting a fiercer race when there is space to play for.Despite cannibalisation, opening multiple outlets might be profitable for a chain as a whole if that keeps rivals at bay.
But it won't be profitable for a technology firm like mine.
If, however, the general reputation of apprenticeship training is high, not providing the required form, quantity or quality of skills could still be profitable for a firm.
The challenge today is to assess which "product EoL process" would be profitable for an enterprise given the business model in place.
First, we investigate whether performance transparency leads to customer outcomes that can be profitable for an organization and, second, we analyze the characteristics of successful transparency initiatives in a wide range of industries.
It is now an island of Russia in a sea of European Union an anomaly that is profitable for a certain class of businessmen.
"We've been profitable for a while, but I think that's very rare, unfortunately, at least from what I hear from industry colleagues.
The Obama campaign also started a new Web site, romneyeconomics.com, that accuses Mr. Romney of engaging in business that was "profitable for a handful of corporate investors, but sometimes devastating for local communities".
