Sentence examples for fairly profitable from inspiring English sources
Volvo is also fairly profitable, with margins on sales of around 5%, yielding a profit on cars last year of about $500m on sales of around $11 billion.Earlier this month Mr Nasser predicted that the car industry would coalesce into six global groups.
"O Lord, please make our industry fairly profitable".
Or will it simply turn into one of venture capital's supposed failures, becoming a fairly profitable site that just ticks over?
"The fashion fair is a phenomenon because it's one of the few remaining, fairly profitable institutions left over from segregation," said Nelson George, the author of "Hip Hop America" and other books on black culture.
"It was fairly profitable thanks to a favorable agreement with Sun, but in the scheme of the company, it didn't seem significant," says Thomas Weisel analyst Gordon Hodge.
This type of supply chain, while it guarantees the farmer – whether professional or part-time - a reliable and fairly profitable market, it certainly limits independence and decision-making power over which strategies to implement (Raffaelli et al., 2009).
So the move against Banco de Venezuela came as a surprise.Seeking an exitExchange controls and the government's numerous other mandates placed on banks have made operating in the sector challenging (albeit until fairly recently, highly profitable).
"Private equity companies are among those interested in buying the papers, and many of them are extremely reputable, but it is hard to get round the point that the aim of most of these companies is a fairly quick and profitable sale, usually achieved by cost-cutting," Moore said.
Managing a video library, even in an era with drooping DVD sales, is a profitable, fairly predictable business.
A decade ago, the vast landscape of forests and lakes around Fort McMurray and the Athabasca river provided a fairly minor and barely profitable sand oil industry.
Five years ago, Sun was a profitable but fairly obscure niche player making workstations for engineers; today, Sun has tripled in size, moving into the first rank of computer companies.
