Sentence examples for become profitable enough to from inspiring English sources
Whether the companies will be able to make the payments is uncertain, the report concluded, though Treasury officials expect the automakers will become profitable enough to do so.
Most have been open a year or less, and executives say it takes up to three years for a clinic to become profitable enough to recover start-up costs.
Although Cafepharma, which supports itself from advertising, only recently became profitable enough to give him a job, Mr. Bryan's fears about fallout from creating the Web site while performing his sales job echoed the concerns raised in the recent discussion on double dipping by the rep expecting a bonus.
Mr. Simon, 32, who is also a programmer, said he hoped that the alpaca business would become profitable enough that he too could leave his job at I.B.M. in Boulder to spend full time on the ranch.
Still, as it became clear that "Hairspray" might be profitable enough to sustain a long run, the problem of finding Mr. Fierstein's successor grew more pressing.
Like Walmart, it's powerful enough (and profitable enough) to take a stand.
VimpelCom said its existing operations were profitable enough to provide the cash, with some bank lending.
Rather, it hits hardest those companies profitable enough to worry about it but not profitable enough to not worry about, if you catch my meaning.
