Sentence examples for because of profit from inspiring English sources

Again, because of profit, the benefits of science are being withheld.Nonsense.

The price of crude oil for May delivery closed at $30.16 on the New York Mercantile Exchange, down 21 cents from Thursday because of profit taking by traders.

Some universities have been established without adequate academic staff because of profit motives, hence affecting the quality of education provided.

Some scholars argue that investment of universities in institutional staffing is very little because of profit driven motives (Ishengoma 2007; Brans 2011; Alexander et al. 2014).

The difference now is that he does not have to bring in money because of profit targets but "because of my curiosity about how the universe works.

He says blue chips have come under pressure because of profit taking, but adds that the fundamentals are still in place to sustain the ongoing rally.

Mr. Qian said he wanted to market more of the Plus brand name, "because of the profit margins".

But "people are not paid because of profits" at JPMorgan, Dimon told a House hearing on Tuesday.

There are no relevant diagnostic facilities available at this grass-roots level, and doctors from this level appear neither to have adequate knowledge (especially in the case of private facilities) or skills to identify TB suspects, nor do they want to refer any TB suspects to higher level or designated health facilities for further diagnosis because of profit-seeking behaviour (discussed below).

Magna International, the Canadian auto parts maker, said that fourth-quarter profit fell 65percentt because of lower profit margins and one-time charges.

This was true, he deduced, "not only because of the promise of profit but because they like the emotions evoked".