Sentence examples for have long profited from inspiring English sources

— Drug traffickers have long profited here and in other Texas border towns.

Developers have long profited from making residences out of warehouses, offices and manufacturing spaces.

Americans have long profited from low-cost manufactured goods, especially from Asia.

In one, a miner in Shanxi province confronts his village bosses, who have long profited from selling collective land.

The Taliban have long profited from the opium trade by taxing and providing security for producers and smugglers.

Arrayed against them are the interests that have long profited from the virtually unchallenged hold on the market enjoyed by the company and the nation's nine other utilities.

Those who had long profited from the trade stood to lose billions of dollars.

Others merely think it fun to touch something so bulbous and endangered.Either way, Crystal River, home of perhaps the world's largest herd of wild manatees, has long profited from hordes of holidaymakers flying thousands of miles to swim with them.

In September, he released a 15-minute video, called "Danger Ahead," that foretold of a coming financial meltdown, during which he plugged his expertise ("one of the best records on Wall Street") and criticized methods of financial engineering he had long profited from, including junk bonds and stock buybacks.

This is nothing new; U.S. industry has long profited from the conflicts of others.

From DuPont to Procter & Gamble, from Google and Yahoo! to eBay, the U.S. economy has long profited from the entrepreneurial efforts of immigrants.