Sentence examples for direct profits from inspiring English sources

While government should support this kind of research, it should also share in the direct profits.

She received no direct profits, having signed over her patents to the company.

Because corporations sit on piles of money, and direct profits to executives and shareholders, the balance between labour and capital is out of joint.

Mr. Gupta, 63, a former head of the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, did not make any direct profits on the trades in question.

The complaints assert that the defendants made just under $2.3 million in direct profits and avoided an additional $1.3 million in losses.

Mr. Gupta did not make any direct profits from Mr. Rajaratnam's illegal trading, but prosecutors have argued that he had a vested interest in Galleon's success in various ways.

Executives estimated the direct profit from the show in the last year at $400 million to $600 million.

Either Amazon sees a direct profit in the future, or it is already turning an acceptable profit by using books as a loss leader to draw consumers to the site to buy garden furniture.

Philip Dorgan of Panmure Gordon said: "This trading statement is grim, but there is no direct profit warning, in part because consensus (the profits expected by City analysts) continues to fall".

Even if investors do not establish direct profit-sharing agreements, they can provide capital that law firms could use to invest in technology, streamline processes and expand, becoming more profitable businesses, Mr. Baxter said.

Beyond direct profit from the trade itself, embryonic British industrialism was nurtured, Blackburn writes, through a range of supplementary economic activity, including manufacturing exports to Africa, revenue generated by plantations, the import of cheap and abundant raw material from those plantations, and the extension of credit that financed slavery.