Sentence examples for hardly profited from inspiring English sources

Niger, a leading producer of ore, which is used to make steel, after Kazakhstan, Canada and Australia, has hardly profited from its largest export, operated by French-owned nuclear company Areva, with more than 60percentt of Nigeriens surviving on less than $1 a day.

"It is definitely a profit reset but, as the company has guided down investor expectations, it is hardly a profit warning," he said.

Allstate can hardly boost profits by raising prices.

Not bad (two years earlier, half as much was seized) but it was hardly pure profit.

After more than half a century of essential serenity and constantly increasing, though hardly excessive, profits, the American publishing industry encountered some rather harsh realities in 2012.

That's hardly formalized profit motive.

That is hardly any profit for a big studio, which is why the film was declared a dud.

Moreover, Rembrandt would hardly have wanted to take on duffers, since he profited from their work and had standards to uphold.

Scots can hardly be prissy about the approach, given the national team has profited and been praised for similar against superior opposition.

Mr. Choudhury is hardly alone in trying to profit from yoga's astonishing growth.

It's an impressive performance, particularly at a time when it sometimes seems like the words "startup" and "revenue-generating" hardly ever appear together — let alone "profit".