Sentence examples for continue profiting from from inspiring English sources
Transfield/Broadspectrum doesn't have to sign a five-year contract to continue profiting from the abuse of vulnerable people.
Central African leaders know they can continue profiting from lucrative trade relationships, regardless of how undemocratic they are — because even when governments and corporations condemn those leaders' undemocratic behaviors, they keep paying for those resources.
In comparison, a successful tenure-track professor can continue, profiting from all the initial efforts of establishing the lab.
Spokeswoman Sophie Bennett said: "The so-called 'modesty bags' they are demanding from publishers are designed to allow the Co-operative to continue profiting from sexist, harmful lads' mags - but just a bit more discreetly".
Det Ch Insp Julian Bull said: "It is good to know that these criminals are now behind bars and unable to continue profiting from the misery their trade brings to our neighbourhoods". Iwan Jenkins from the CPS said the investigation showed the group was "well organised, with each person having their own role to play".
President Obama's Affordable Care Act was designed to allow insurance companies to continue profiting from our health care system.
Setting standards is a proven way of reducing energy use and saving consumers costs in the long term, but new standards are typically resisted strongly by manufacturers wishing to continue profits from current models.
Putting this all together, should social media companies be permitted to continue directly profiting from everything from terrorism and human trafficking to hate speech and violence?
Banks will continue to repay the government, which should continue to profit from interest, dividend payments and the sale of warrants.
Meanwhile, British firms continue to profit from the ongoing crackdown, as the British government seemingly turns a blind eye to continuing abuses.
DoCoMo will proceed with 3G slowly and carefully, and will continue to profit from I-mode in the meantime.
