Sentence examples for fine profit from inspiring English sources

That deal has been negotiated by the director, Marina Granovskaia, and represents a fine profit for a 28-year-old bought from Benfica for £18m in 2010.

If Dembele goes then Fulham ought to at least make sure they make a fine profit on him – he was eyecatching and consistently impressive when I saw Fulham last season.

That's a damn fine profit margin.

He figures he can make a fine profit charging the likes of Coca-Cola a few pennies a day per machine.

Entrepreneurs began to sell them in playgrounds, picking up a fine profit on rare colours and glittery numbers – the ones that were generally more difficult to acquire at your local newsagent. .

Tutoring people you know with something you're good at can make some mighty fine profit.

William I inherited the Anglo-Saxon system in which the king drew his revenues from: a mixture of customs; profits from re-minting coinage; fines; profits from his own demesne lands; and the system of English land-based taxation called the geld.

This too may be fine for profits, which is why so many companies have begun to endorse this policy.

There are some fine for-profit colleges out there, but the predatory companies that dominate the industry surely are worthy of public outrage -- and public demand that these institutions be held accountable.

However, the $1-billion penalty did require Wells Fargo to adjust its first-quarter results to reflect the fines, cutting profit for the first three months of the year to $4.7 billion.

While there are indeed some fine for-profit college programs in our country, given APSCU's own record, it has no credibility, and any conference it holds on workforce development is, like the worst members in its roster, simply a sham.