Sentence examples for capable of profiting from inspiring English sources
He was perhaps the first Englishman to believe that girls were as capable of profiting from classical learning as boys.
And for anyone who was "capable of profiting from the instruction offered," the doors of community colleges were wide open.
The Education Act of 1918 (The Fisher Act) aimed at the establishment of a "national system of public education available for all persons capable of profiting thereby".
The newly-crowned champions should relish any opportunity to prove they are a stand-alone club, capable of surviving and profiting perfectly well in any event of a short-term Rangers absence.
Results show that considering correlation effects of electricity market with emission markets, the proposed framework is capable of improving profit risk trade-off for the portfolio.
But the Australians are also keen to pick up initiatives to clamp down on corporate tax avoidance by shaking up a creaking international tax system that is unfit to tackle multinationals capable of shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions.
The Internet's function as a critical business infrastructure was thus matched or even surpassed by its importance as a site of commodification, that is, as a site of new industries capable of generating profit growth.
Providing performance picks up it could yet become an example of a hedge fund that is capable of making profits year in, year out, with a long-term ownership structure: a formula as elusive as that behind any black-box trade.
All have solid Quadrix scores and seem capable of growing profits even if interest rates continue to rise: Golden West Financial, the second-largest U.S. savings institution, primarily originates adjustable-rate mortgages.
"P.& G. is capable of delivering better profit results, and we will," Mr. Lafley said in a statement.
