Sentence examples for buck generating from inspiring English sources

With every bang desperately being squeezed from the marketing buck, generating a healthy dose of free publicity is more than common sense; for some clients it's becoming a business imperative.

"They're making a million bucks a year without generating much, if any, return.

Even Barclays of Britain, which bucked the trend by generating a 22 percent increase in its first-quarter pretax profit, adjusted for one-time charges, cautioned that Europe's economic woes could take a toll on future earnings.

That experience with data center technology and her great success in generating big bucks at Intel could be one of the reasons Google Cloud brought her in.

Lu says that he wanted to make the film "to go in a counter direction" from 3D cinema which has become in vogue in China, generating big bucks at the box office but often sacrificing beauty in the process.

"Most of the biz guys make sure to let the artist know that his or her adequacy hinges entirely on the ability to generate bucks and numbers," Iggy Pop said in an email.

Neither company has made mention of it, but if China Mobile were to pitch in a few bucks, it could generate some more state-side influence for China's biggest wireless carrier.

Weblogs are one of the few things online still capable of generating both media buzz and bucks.

Mark M. Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com, a forecasting firm, told a forum of House Democrats this week that the "bang for the buck" — the additional economic activity generated by each dollar of fiscal stimulus — was highest for increases in food and unemployment benefits.

The estates of some other dead rock superstars continue to generate big bucks.

And so does the legend's ability to generate big bucks.