Sentence examples for indeed profitable from inspiring English sources
By 1892 the community was indeed profitable, with a valuation of more than $5 million.
"The Internet is indeed profitable, but it's starting in the center and moving outward".
And while most investors track profitability figures on a quarterly basis, he said his e-mail was technically correct because Tesla was indeed profitable in a single month in the middle of last year: July.
Each will sell for 5-7 cents, about the same as a conventional plastic bag, and though a subsidy will be needed at first, the operation is meant to become self-sustaining, and indeed profitable.Private enterprise also has a role in the provision of safe drinking water.
"Blizzard were leading the way with the real-money auction house, designed to take what was being done in a grey economy and making it legitimate, and indeed profitable," John Walker, editor of PC gaming site Rock, Paper, Shotgun told the BBC.
Indeed, so profitable is this publishing niche that you can now buy waterproof books and books shaped like toilets.
(Brazil is involved in an early stage of negotiations as well).Sceptics question whether Galileo will indeed prove profitable.
Coaching was indeed more profitable (the coaches I knew charged more than most therapists) and less arduous than therapy.
While Cato, like the later agricultural writers Varro and Lucius Junius Columella, assumed the economic advantage of a slave work force, historians today debate whether estates worked by slaves were indeed more profitable than smaller peasant farms.
Britain's private rental sector has grown enormously over the past five years, fuelled by a vogue for "buy-to-let" schemes that has promoted rental property as a safe, indeed highly profitable, investment.
