Sentence examples for considered profit from inspiring English sources

Because Microsoft's business practices "would not be considered profit maximizing except for the expectation that... the entry of potential rivals" into the market for Intel-compatible PC operating systems will be "blocked or delayed," Microsoft's campaign must be termed predatory.

In comparison with deteriorating values, Szmerekovsky (2007) has gone further and considered profit maximization in the existence of stochastic prices.

It will be considered profit, and will be fully taxable.

We also considered profits from state-owned liquor and lottery systems.

These businesses, and over 100,000 like them, are profitable, but consider profit to be the means -- not the exclusive end goal -- of their business.

"How can a company consider profit and loss a commercial secret?" Elizaveta Osetinskaya, Vedomosti's editor in chief, said in a telephone interview.

It is important to consider profit as well as the quality requirement.

For a company that has been looking increasingly niche (if also increasingly lucrative when you consider profit), this was an impressive achievement.

Subsequently, both the processes are optimized considering profit, heat duty and organic waste as objectives, and using an Excel-based multi-objective optimization (EMOO) program for the elitist non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm-II (NSGA-II).

Thus what the classical economist — or the accountant or the stock exchange — considers "profit" is a genuine cost, the cost of staying in business, the cost of a future in which nothing is predictable except that today's profitable business will become tomorrow's white elephant.

Schilde et al. provide a mathematical model for the BOOP, considering profit s ik for point i and objective k, and travel duration c ij between points i and j.