Sentence examples for generous profits from inspiring English sources
The network, with its high ratings and generous profits, is said to be worth at least $3 billion.
Unlike some commercial insurers, WellPoint has bet heavily on the generous profits that flow from selling health insurance to individuals and small businesses.
Starting in 1997, when restrictions on the selling price of apartments were lifted, many residents began taking generous profits and leaving.
Between 2002 and 2005, it bundled loans into mortgage-backed securities and C.D.O.s, then quickly sold them to investors — a process that yielded generous profits and required little capital.
In some areas, local commanders are believed to derive generous profits from the banned opium trade.One country, just aboutOn the bright side, no one seems to be seriously thinking that Afghanistan should be broken up into autonomous pieces.
Unlike the Washington Post Company, which enjoys generous profits from investment in its Kaplan educationalservices division, or E. W. Scripps, which has lucrative cable investments, the Times has been "very risk-averse," one former Times Company executive said.
It calls for greater transparency, more favourable contractual terms and more generous profit-sharing.
Smugglers said they earned a generous profit on cars purchased in Libya.
They inspire managers with generous profit incentives but drop the hammer on the unproductive.
But Prokon, a German wind-park developer that offered generous profit-shares to small investors, filed for bankruptcy in January.
Ford's profits in 2010 were its highest in 11 years, and spurred the company to agree to generous profit-sharing checks for its hourly employees represented by the United Automobile Workers union.
