Sentence examples for enough to be profitable from inspiring English sources
"We're not a big dealer, no, but we were selling enough to be profitable.
"It's still a niche audience, but it's big enough to be profitable," he said.
This year, he said the plan was raise up to $20 million, enough to be profitable in a year.
Although many industry experts say modems are yesterday's technology, the company was still selling enough to be profitable.
The 200 acres of soybeans he now farms, and which are still mostly underwater, are not nearly enough to be profitable in the modern business of farming.
But the Obama administration, which argues that the comeback is long-term and sustainable, contends that the Big Three have downsized enough to be profitable with fewer sales.
A peer-to-peer service could reach into areas where Zipcar's vehicles would not receive enough use to be profitable, Mr. Griffith said.
Two years ago, some Portuguese businessmen, believing that reasonable prices would draw enough customers to be profitable, opened the Jardim do Marisco, Avenida Infante D. Henrique, Doca Jardim do Tabaco; (351) 21-882-4242; fax (351) 21-882-4249, with a smashing shellfish bar.
Those against waste-to-energy contend that it competes with recycling because the plants need to be able to process enough waste to be profitable, and sometimes must even haul it in from far away, creating more greenhouse gas emissions in transport.
The DC-3 was also speedy, greatly shortening the time between destinations in the United States, but, most important, with its fat body it was the first aircraft to accommodate enough passengers to be profitable without carrying mail, in practice a government subsidy.
(Private capital will not be interested in building high-speed rail lines that aren't connected to well-developed local transit systems, since they won't attract enough customers to be profitable).Fundamentally, without major government commitments to high-speed rail, America simply will not have a high-speed passenger rail network.
