Human greed just as often feeds profit-motivated negligence.
This is not an oversight, a mistake or unintentional criminal activity on the part of drug companies, but a deliberate and focused strategy that feeds profits.
Mark R. Gulley, an analyst with Bank of America, cautions that the cost reductions won't feed profit growth (as opposed to profit) much longer.
But illegal miners rob gold, tungsten and cobalt from the ground beneath reservations, feeding profits to paramilitary groups.
The additional revenue is then available to feed profits or raise wages, or both, without an increase in prices.
Weigel notes that, in one tour program, the members of Genesis promised to "continually feed profits back into the stage show".
So after all, my "passion column" indeed feeds my "profit column" and I decided to continue my beer hustle.
The new Dow theory: Sharing its research with customers builds loyalty, which eventually feeds rising profits.
Our impoverishment feeds their profits.
Most pet store puppies come from puppy mills, though families who eventually buy these puppies in pet stores don't know their purchase feeds the profit-making machine that keeps puppy mills in business.
For example, on one page we go from the cautious statement "It is a reasonable guess that one of the pressures to invent agriculture was to feed and profit from wealthy traders" to the sudden declaration "Trade came first".
