Sentence examples for has been highly profitable from inspiring English sources

After all, "the Firm" has been highly profitable in the past few years.

The joint venture between BP and the Russian oligarchs has been highly profitable for both sides.

And except for the first eight months, when Suez lost $23 million, it has been highly profitable.

Despite the economic downturn the company has been highly profitable this year, making $3bn in the last quarter.

The expansion has been highly profitable for the bank until recently, when rising numbers of bad loans in Eastern Europe weighed on its earnings.

This end of the market has been highly profitable for Detroit, but it too is now under attack from foreign imports and vehicles made in America by overseas firms.

In addition to aircraft and spacecraft, aerodynamic studies in wind tunnels have been highly profitable devices for solving design problems in automobiles, boats, trains, bridges, and building structures.

The interdependence created by having to buy 16 songs when you only really wanted four might have been highly profitable for the record companies but over-served the consumer at a cost substantially higher than purchasing the four singles.

But with the exchange keeping such a firm grip on its market share, the specialist firms have been highly profitable and they hold unrivalled information about order flow.Not that Goldman, or anybody else, would dream of exploiting any such information.

Not only have the loans that bailed out French and German lenders, rather than Greece, been highly profitable.

If Buffett sounded defensive, it may have been because he is the single most important person in the world of oil-by-rail, an industry that he dominates and that has proven to be highly profitable for oil companies and railroads — and singularly dangerous to the public.