Sentence examples for creating a profitable from inspiring English sources

The Four Horsemen want to design and sell their own action figures, but creating a profitable toy line can take years.

And they need to question whether they are focusing more on creating a profitable labour force than they are on ensuring the well-being of their students.

But clearly determining what makes you unique in the minds of your customers is the first step in creating a profitable growth strategy.

"If they tried to do it on their own, it would be a long road to creating a profitable business," said Tim Westcott, senior analyst at Screen Digest in London.

Yet if a government cannot keep its borrowing in check, it must either force domestic banks to absorb its debt (ruining any chance of creating a profitable, lightly regulated and efficient banking system) or else simply print money, thereby fuelling inflation and destabilising the currency.

Despite Bill Robinson's comments in an earlier column (see: Why Strategic Alliances Don't Work), trust has little to do with creating a profitable alliance.

Only formidable marketing can overcome such barriers and create a profitable niche for the Smart car.

For the savvy, fast-talking businessmen of the international scrap trade, this has created a profitable exchange.

Meanwhile, Renault has forged a unique alliance (eschewing full merger) with a resurgent Nissan to create a profitable global power.But the worldwide market is a cruel place.

But throughout this time, I have continued to believe that we could create a profitable model of a TerraCycle retail store that would be unique and highly scalable.

By finding an unusual product that you can deliver via mail order or creating an information resource that satisfies a niche need, you can create a profitable business.