Sentence examples for decent profitability from inspiring English sources

It's a timely reminder to shareholders that Citi still faces a hard slog back to decent profitability.

With a production budget estimated at $18m (as against a reported $60m for Invictus), the film's UK release may achieve decent profitability.

"If they can get their debt restructuring sorted and deliver another year of decent profitability — their third — then all the stars are in alignment for the I.P.O. next year," said Derek Sadubin, an analyst at the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation, a consulting firm based in Sydney.

The result is that it will take China's banks years to establish proper corporate governance, a genuinely commercial culture and hence decent profitability.Meanwhile, strategic foreign investors are supposed to bridge the gap with money, but especially with skills in risk management and advanced financial products.

We have Business Insider selling for $442 million, BuzzFeed valued at $1.5 billion, Vox at $1 billion, Vice at $2.5-4 2.5-4 billion balld on their user growth, not on any forms of decent profitabasedy.

Embarrassingly for broadcasters who have spent the past few years griping about PSB commitments and funding gaps, a decent recovery in profitability remains a distinct possibility.

Even decent prospects approaching profitability will be on the chopping block.

If the Low Pay Commission set higher minimums appropriate to each sector, like the old wages councils, larger companies could pay decent salaries according to profitability.

Yes, there's an argument that Tesco's shares – despite the accounting debacle, 75% dividend cut and falling profitability – represent decent value at half the price they were a year ago.

G.M.'s priority — and one that public shareholders would reward — is to return to a level of sustainable profitability as a manufacturer of decent cars.

Lear has maintained profitability, and its balance sheet is pretty decent.