Sentence examples for brought profits from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, he departed his hedge fund at the end of a year that brought profits for his fund.

James J. Cramer said yesterday that he would depart his $400 million private investment fund at the end of a year that has brought profits for his fund but not for many other money managers.

After four years as an independent producer, Aubrey was hired by financier Kirk Kerkorian to preside over Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's near-total shutdown in the 1970s, during which he slashed the budget and alienated producers and directors but brought profits to a company that had suffered huge losses.

These two drugs were applied in the treatment for HIV, hepatitis and influenza pandemic and have brought profits of several billions U.S dollars for the inventors and developers [ 5]. γ-Lactam could be applied in the syntheses of other leading compounds and drugs too, such as MK-0812 [ 6], piperidinium compound [ 7] and melogliptin [ 8].

He brought profit-and-loss statements to our meeting in several formats (year-over-year comparisons, 12 months trailing) and knew the company's financials inside and out.

Of course, it's not clear which way the causality runs whether profitable companies feel rich enough to splash out on CSR, or CSR brings profits.

Nolan's objections were different: he argued that the bill would bring profits to the prison industry but do little to reduce crime.

All this brings profits and tax revenues to France.The paradox is not only that corporate France eagerly embraces what the politicians denounce.

Barack Obama promised he would get corporate America to bring profits home, as have both the Republican and Democrat candidates vying to succeed him.

On the other hand, there is no guarantee that growth brings profits.In the long term, and if growth were the only criterion, multinationals' regional strategy ought to be clear enough.

Shale gas, which has begun to bring profits to some counties in Ohio, has yet to take off here, and downtown is a grid of empty storefronts behind dusty glass.