Sentence examples similar to impossible profit from inspiring English sources

A project manager has to take time off work due to the pressure of delivering a lucrative and nearly impossible profit-making contract for the council.

For people who try to make their living online, like Sudanese video blogger Muaz Osman, who has 38,718 YouTube subscribers and more than 2.6m views, it is almost impossible to make profit from digital content.

These obstacles make it nearly impossible for for-profits to compete with non-profits on a value basis -- even before you take into account the profits they pay out to shareholders.

Profitability in 2010 looks impossible, and 2011 profits are highly uncertain.

This view was reinforced by laws that made it impossible to send profits from foreign subsidiaries back to Brazil or to recognise losses made abroad in company accounts.This change in attitude has helped, but Brazilian multinationals are not immune to the kind of problems that have sometimes caught out foreign investors in Brazil.

Morals aside, he says this makes it impossible to turn a profit.

House prices began to fall, and refinancing or selling at a profit became impossible.

But it proved impossible to turn a profit from the free distribution of 55,000 copies.

When I quit, it was only because the fur market had collapsed to a point where it was impossible to make a profit.

He estimates that Opel factories are operating at less than half their capacity, a level at which it is impossible to make a profit.

In California, where there have been virtually no limits since 1995 on what insurers can charge, commercial insurers have still found it impossible to turn a profit.