Sentence examples for derived profits from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zander said he was advising clients to consider multinational companies that derived profits from emerging markets.

He contends that Goldman derived profits from his trading of about $10 million in 1997 and another $10 million to $15 million last year.

In other words, companies that derive profits from polluting the environment often do not have to deal with the long-term effects of their actions.

Content and production, which derives profits from formats including Dancing With the Stars, the international version of Strictly Come Dancing, saw sales increase by 10.7% to £97.6m and profits increase by 4.8% to £17.6m.

Looking forward, Halliburton expects to derive profits from North American operators continuing to focus their investment on the exploitation of unconventional resources through “expansive well programs.”.

You are not actually dealing with the health problem, and you are making it easier for the criminals to derive profits off these addicts".

This regime, aimed primarily at industrialised agriculture in rich countries and deriving profits through intellectual property in those markets, has focused on the production of plant varieties that, in order to increase yield, require increased inputs in the form not only of pesticides but also irrigation.

One, called the "active financing exception" allows corporations to sidestep paying taxes on overseas profits if the company derived those profits by "actively financing" a deal, according to the NYT.

The disappointment has not been as intense for printer companies, which never derived any profits from conventional film anyway.

When the dot-com frenzy was alive and well, Internet users rushed to register domain names, and some people even derived handsome profits by selling those names to businesses and individuals alike.

I was flattered, but I hope his pleasure derived from profits he made from following my advice;rather than from my aura as a pundit.