Sentence examples for equal profit from inspiring English sources

Uber, Airbnb and Salesforce have seemingly reached the ultimate dream, but even these startups are not yet profitable -- revenue doesn't equal profit.

He has called himself a "ratings machine," and in the world of TV, ratings equal profit.

This is not the first time that company executives have devoted their energies to getting big, only to find that size does not necessarily equal profit.

DDPA has been evaluated in simulations with different levels of information availability, together with three existent allocation methods: the Equal profit method (EPM), the CEN EN16258 2011 standard and the Greenhouse gas (GHG) protocol.

The Council of Small Business Organisations has recently released some modelling of Australian small businesses in which they feel the need to point out that turnover does not equal profit.

If you know that someone is going to be upset by the use of a word and you can use another word with equal profit to what you want to say, it is thoughtless or even callous for you to go ahead and use it.

Asked if he saw himself as a businessman, Mr. Gates responded, "Sure, sales minus costs equal profits.

The ideal situation would be for the relationship to change to an equal profits one," he said.

About understanding, as Michael Porter and Mark Kramer suggest ("Creating Shared Value," HBR January February 2011), that not all profits are created equal: Profits derived from making the world better are superior to those derived from the consumption of useless, or even harmful, junk.

True, patents don't equal profits, and some Americans can't arrange their alphabet spaghetti in a novel fashion without demanding copyright – but this wasn't the way it was meant to be.

Thus, upon equal or nearly equal profits, every wholesale merchant naturally prefers the home-trade to the foreign trade of consumption, and the foreign trade of consumption to the carrying trade.