Sentence examples for continued to profit from inspiring English sources
So isis continued to profit from the dam.
The others, Eddie Parladorio, Lennart Henningson, Keith Smith and Aidan Treacy, continued to profit handsomely from their positions without fulfilling their requisite responsibilities".
In the late 17th and the 18th centuries, kings such as Louis XIV (1643 1715) of France continued to profit from the divine-right theory, even though many of them no longer had any truly religious belief in it.
Five decades after he began shaping the viewing and listening habits of music fans with American Bandstand, Clark, who was often called the "world's oldest teenager," continued to profit from the marriage of television and rock and roll, serving as the executive producer of American Dreams (2002 05), a nostalgic dramatic series set in the early 1960s.
There is little passing traffic apart from jeeps representing one international relief agency or another, and an occasional flatbed truck ferrying huge logs — reminders of persistent reports that since the war President Taylor has continued to profit from massive, uncontrolled logging of Liberia's virgin forests.
Although Baghdad continued to profit from its central location, caliphal neglect of Iraq's irrigation system and southerly shifts in the trans-Asian trade promoted the fortunes of Egypt; the opening of the Sahara to Maghribi Muslims provided a new source of slaves, salt, and minerals; and Egyptian expansion into the Mediterranean opened a major channel for Islamicate influence on medieval Europe.
"The corrupt ones survive because they have to be functional enough to continue to profit.
This is a key advantage over Japan, and America's superstars will continue to profit mightily.
Until a law commands otherwise, private probation companies will continue to profit from Georgia's poorest.
Meanwhile, we allow the banks to continue to profit from ripping off their customers.
And insurance companies will continue to profit by discriminating against sick people.
