Sentence examples for gigantic profits from inspiring English sources

While oil companies could acquire even more gigantic profits from drilling, such a move could endanger the economy and create an environmental catastrophe for the Jersey Shore.

For an agent, there could be gigantic profits in exporting baseball to India and cricket to the US, but both Bernstein and Fountain are cricket fans too.

Prosecutors say much of the land for large real estate developments was obtained illegally at below-market rates or through personal relations rather than competitive bidding, allowing investors to amass gigantic profits at the expense of the public.

He had left Goldman Sachs, in 1990, without making partner, and, though he was well off, he had missed out on the gigantic profits that partners had made when the company went public, in 1999.

Their uncanny knack for extracting gigantic profits from the current low interest rates, when the rest of the economy is struggling, raises the suspicion that there is something exploitative about what they do, a fear exacerbated by the startling bonuses they continue to pay themselves through good times and bad.

But we understood very well at that moment that GM farming was not just about science, genes and the promise of greater yields, but also about the intensification of power, the control of food and the gigantic profits that all large corporations could make at the expense of nature.

"They speculated on a cheap debt, but are now pursuing a gigantic profit out of the Argentinian people.

He made a gigantic profit on the gagged-up "Operation Petticoat," which he produced in 1959; his friends say that he makes no distinction between that and "Notorious".

A group of Netscape programmers didn't like the idea of Web access being dominated by a browser owned by a gigantic profit-seeking company.

In recent years, thanks to China's rapid industrialisation and its voracious appetite for metals, mining companies have also produced mammoth profits, boasted gigantic valuations and undergone a series of outsized mergers and acquisitions.BHP Billiton, an Anglo-Australian company that is the world's largest mining firm, is trying to do the biggest deal yet.

With all the news we see daily about their new introductions, profits, stock prices, gigantic new campuses and more, it's easy to forget that all of these companies began life with very poignant and simple missions.