Sentence examples for evidently profitable from inspiring English sources
After several days of exploration and evidently profitable sealing, Wasp left the Kerguelens on 1823, sailing south and east to record her furthest eastern position at 64°52'S, 118°27'E on.
New York's top firms, most of them small and hugely profitable, are evidently happier continuing to exploit the world's biggest and richest legal market on their own.But lesser-known firms, particularly in America, are increasingly exploring the possibility of foreign mergers in order to establish global reach.
But while he ignores the rules of grammar, he is evidently happy to follow less profitable conventions.
Yet those two divisions are among the company's most profitable, and Mr Boonstra evidently cannot quite bring himself to part with them.
Despite losing $20 million last year, investors assign a $45 million market value to this concern, evidently on the assumption the burgers are very profitable and the ample marketing expenses are an investment in building the brand.
Speedos, evidently, were for them a form of strip-mining more profitable than bituminous coal.
The list of Madoff victims includes scores of savvy investors who evidently never suspected anything was amiss, despite the years of extraordinarily steady, profitable returns on their investments.
And Apple again provides a case in point: It is hugely profitable, yet it's sitting on a giant pile of cash, which it evidently sees no need to reinvest in its business.
