Sentence examples for early profits from inspiring English sources

Higher financing costs, he said, would have an impact on early profits.

Early profits also offer protection when the corporate parent runs into tough sledding.

In China, what increasingly appears to have been a stock market and asset bubble spurred by hundreds of billions in direct investment has created some spectacular early profits for deal makers.

A commitment to invest in quantum technology, a tax allowance halving taxes on early profits in shale gas and a new science centre in Edinburgh University named for the discoverer of the Higgs-boson particle.

"The country that was the first to extract oil and gas from deep under the sea should not turn its back on new sources of energy like shale gas because it's all too difficult," he said adding that there would be "a new tax allowance to encourage investment in shale gas that halves tax rates on early profits".

Tax allowances aiming to encourage investment in shale gas to cut tax on early profits by 50%.

But if JPMorgan's early profit estimates are used, Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual may have contributed $16 billion in net income since the end of 2008.

He practiced them by giving priority to new technologies, moving into Asian and European markets, enforcing quality controls and customer-satisfaction goals, and establishing early profit-sharing plans for employees.

Try telling someone hit by the money truck (or waiting to be), that the making of millions overnight does not justify the present means -- like poor business practices, rejection of even sensible government oversight and early profit-taking -- that leaves the dregs of dot-com reality for the public to deal with.

For now, consider pocketing an early profit and returning to the stock after it's aged a few quarters.

"So from the perspective of being able to invest in companies that at the same investment levels will have much longer runway and chances at early profit — it's kind of a goldmine".