Sentence examples for indicative profit from inspiring English sources

If you don't want to tie your money up for a year, al-Rayan also offers the top rate on a variable Isa, paying an indicative profit rate of 2% to those willing to give 120 days' notice to access their funds.

Islamic bank al-Rayan currently offers some of the most competitive fixed-rate Isa returns, with its 12-month fixed term Cash Isa, launched earlier this month, paying an indicative profit rate of 1.9% quarterly on a minimum investment of £1,000.

Climate change deniers can keep it up, but if movie profits are indicative of anything (the last five years have tracked as the highest profits in industry history), it's that everybody is sort of into the idea that we're wrecking the planet beyond repair.

In the case of The Birth of a Nation, its distributor, Epoch, sold off many of its distribution territories on a "states rights" basis which typically amounted to 10 percent of the box-office gross and Epoch's accounts are only indicative of its own profits from the film, and not the local distributors.

The trips, the European Commission says, cost between $5,000 and $7500 per person -- indicative of the massive potential profits involved in the enterprise.

This lack of consistency in the provision of women's contraception threatens to undermine our reproductive rights, and Boots' approach to this concern is indicative of a society that prioritises profit over women's health and wellbeing".

Suntech Power Holdings has experienced rapid growth, and recent profits may not be indicative of future performance.

The marriage of the web and the PC may be indicative of an embattled industry struggling to maintain its profits in the face of falling margins.

But the vote is indicative of the growing political influence of the for-profit education industry on both sides of the aisle in Congress.

Ownership indicator variables included for-profit, not-for profit public, and not-for profit district ownership.

Neither move comes as a shock to an institution that has wrestled with resource questions for a decade, but both are indicative of the increasingly complicated juggling publishers are doing to keep profit margins from eroding in the face of a declining advertising market.