Sentence examples for enough to become profitable from inspiring English sources
That's a painful attrition rate that is hindering Twitter's ability to grow large enough to become profitable.
Tesla can still survive even if it doesn't sell enough vehicles to become profitable.
One of the first actions of the new council was to close a shipyard in New London that built high-speed ferries; it had been a pet project of Mr. Hayward, a former pipe fitter at the Electric Boat shipyard in Groton, but the shipyard never received enough orders to become profitable.
"It will take a while to get this number," he said, noting that even 300 daily riders would still not be enough for the run to become profitable, especially with fuel costs increasing.
Most have been open a year or less, and executives say it takes up to three years for a clinic to become profitable enough to recover start-up costs.
On Monday, an aerospace analyst, David E. Strauss of UBS, raised another concern — whether the cost of building the planes was coming down fast enough for individual plane sales to become profitable by early 2015, as Boeing has projected.
While many retailing dot-coms went public without being profitable, they assumed that they would have enough money to give them time to become profitable, said Faye Landes, who covers the sector for Sanford C. Bernstein.
But van Dreunen said there's enough demand among advertisers for the deal to become profitable.
