Sentence examples for clearly profit from inspiring English sources
"The underlying motive is clearly profit, with no consideration for the pain and the deaths of many animals as a result of this Frankenstein technique," said Sonja Van Tichelen, the director of Eurogroup for Animals, a federation of animal welfare organizations.
There is clearly profit to be made by turning an unused piece of land into a site containing hundreds of homes, but Crest Nicholson chief executive Stephen Stone summed it up best when he said last week: "It's only land that will cost more to develop than sell that ever sits around".
"Cheniere will clearly profit from the Obama administration's support of LNG exports and now so could Heather Zichal".
The big European leagues clearly profit from the influx of foreign players, as do their main clubs - as can be seen from the international make-up of teams like Chelsea, Juventus, or Real Madrid.
Males clearly profit from a delay in subsequent female remating through the extended period during which their sperm is used exclusively to sire progeny (see also [ 48]).
All culture is appropriation but she has so clearly "profited" from deceit that no one can think this OK.
Mr. Romney's financial disclosures "list all the funds that profited from these deals, so he clearly profited," said a lawyer representing the plaintiffs who supports Mr. Obama.
"There have been omissions, clearly, profits, unacceptable behaviour, and sanctions must be pronounced, both administrative and criminal, if they are warranted," he said during a visit to the Paris suburbs.
Adeboye enjoyed a close relationship with President Olusegun Obasanjo, a professed born-again Christian who ruled between 1999 and 2007, and though Adeboye often speaks out against corruption, the church has clearly profited from its relationship to powerful figures.
Many, in fact, are clearly profiting from being tight-lipped.
The results indicate that the red mason bee is ubiquitous in urban area but clearly profits from nearby floral resources.
