Sentence examples for boosting their profits from inspiring English sources

The firm is also winning over former critics by spending billions to license content from big media firms, such as Viacom and CBS, boosting their profits.

But there were compensating advantages: low borrowing costs allowed companies to expand quickly, boosting their profits and allowing them to pay higher wages.

Traditionally, letting banks borrow from depositors at low rates and invest the proceeds in government bonds has been a way of boosting their profits.

A report published this week suggested that comparing current accounts to find the best value is now almost impossible But doesn't that mean banks are boosting their profits by millions of pounds through consumer confusion?

But the weakness in the pound helped lift the international companies and exporters which dominate the FTSE 100, making their goods cheaper for foreign buyers and boosting their profits.

Wall Street is in your schools and roads (paid for by more bonds) and in your colleges (which invest your tuition money in everything from stocks to farmland, in the hopes of boosting their profits and their budgets).

Some of Britain's best-known investment firms are boosting their profit margins at the expense of customers who die.

Outsourcing by American firms boosts their profits.

But what has boosted their profits?

Giant industries and huge businesses has already adopted the AGV technology to boost their profits.

Japan's state pension fund is pushing firms to boost their profits.