Sentence examples for especially profit from inspiring English sources

Both of them draw on microeconomic analysis, with its attempt to unpack social life in terms of individual actions and to explain individual actions in terms of rationality, and especially profit or utility maximization.

After all, to drop the name of a currently fashionable icon of rock and roll's rebellious nature, without really having any inkling of what Mr. Bangs stood for and believed in, conforms completely to MTV's ethic of commodifying youth culture for fun and (especially) profit.

Elderly patient may especially profit from this multimodal peri-operative programme.

Patients with a modestly elevated HbA1c who will reach their therapeutic goal with the addition of another oral drug will especially profit from additional therapy with a DPP-4 inhibitor.

Further efforts should be made to determine which subpopulations of patients should be targeted (eg, patients previously unknown to the general practitioner, patients discharged from hospital), to define the groups of patients who could especially profit from a geriatric self-assessment.

Ms. Olson generally advises employers, especially profit-making employers, to pay their interns, noting that it should not be much of a financial strain to pay them minimum wage.

The Old Man practiced -- without consciously stating or perhaps even recognizing the idea -- what Tony Blair, the prime minister of England, used to call "stakeholding".... But the original stakeholder concept was that the privileges extended to large organizations, and especially profit-making corporations, by the broader society must be paid back to a variety of destinations.

"Like ordinary Americans, legislators who worked primarily in white-collar jobs before getting elected to Congress -- especially profit-oriented jobs in the private sector -- tend to vote with business interests far more often than legislators who worked primarily in blue-collar jobs," Carnes wrote this week in The Washington Post's "Monkey Cage" blog.

At comparable viable cell recoveries and transfection efficiencies of up to 95% of all cells, a wide variety of cells especially profited from this combined pulse strategy by high protein expression levels of individual cells after transfection.

Such inducements, he said, especially "the profit incentive to ration care," go "to the very point of any H.M.O.

Levanord Hochaste, 67, who has sold wood carvings right where the bands have passed since the 1970s, usually makes an especially good profit during Carnival season.