Sentence examples for draw profits from inspiring English sources

But at its now prior size, that audience wasn't enough to drive revenue sufficient to draw profits.

Mobile gaming isn't "the future" – it's the present, and anyone hoping to capitalise on its current boom and draw profits in the immediate future is already a couple of years behind the curve.

Mobile gaming isn't "the future"—it's the present, and anyone hoping to capitalize on its current boom and draw profits in the immediate future is already a couple of years behind the curve.

Or are they business investments, expendable if they fail to draw profit?

Particularly noted in this manifesto are books by political refugees or Jewish writers who, "betraying the hospitality that France extended to them, unscrupulously pushed for war, from which they hoped to draw profit for their egotistical purposes".

A main goal would have to be for every partner to be able to draw profit from the project.

The ambivalent role of animus in Cardano's moral philosophy is particularly evident in his directions on how to draw profit from misfortunes, for both misery and happiness depend on awareness ("the fact that we know our condition") (De utilitate, OO, II, 88b).

David M. Garrity, an analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, said that Ford had done very well despite the narrow geographic base from which it drew profits.

The memo from Harvard's faculty advisory council said major publishers had created an "untenable situation" at the university by making scholarly interaction "fiscally unsustainable" and "academically restrictive", while drawing profits of 35% or more.

Because the group does not require a fee to view its films, it gains a salary from being a YouTube partner, draws profits from merchandise sales, public speaking on university campuses, and music video production for rising Asian American artists.

"Given cable's lead and its ability to counterstrike if the telcos upgrade, the telcos don't have a winning strategy that involves a better network," Mr. Levin said, suggesting that the industries will focus on drawing profit from existing networks rather than investing much in expanding them.