Sentence examples for it's profiteering from inspiring English sources

But Greg Mulholland, a Liberal Democrat health spokesman who is campaigning for pubs to be forced to offer smaller measures by law, said: "Quite simply it's profiteering.

Nevertheless it's profiteering that's coincidentally doing good.

(Clearly, engaging in microfinance might help Citigroup with regulators, too — but not if it looked as if it were profiteering from the poor).

Scrutinized by critics claiming it is profiteering from war, Halliburton has reluctantly admitted to overcharging the Pentagon for services like food preparation and gasoline delivery for American troops.

I still reckon it is profiteering, fundamentally.

"He doesn't want to talk about whether he's profiteering from prescription drugs," Mr. Lautenberg said.

Iain Conn, chief executive of British Gas' parent group Centrica, denied the company was profiteering arguing it made a margin of £55 per residential customer each year, up from £42 in 2014 but in line with past averages.

In this case, America is profiteering by feeding Cuba's citizens.

She drew strong applause for an impassioned attack on Planned Parenthood, the women's healthcare provider, for what she said was profiteering on fetal tissue.

It has to stop because at the moment those who are profiteering are getting away with murder".

The subject, Julian Assange, disowns it, claiming in a statement on the Wikileaks website that his publisher, Canongate, is "profiteering from an unfinished and erroneous draft" which was never intended for publication, but was handed over "for viewing purposes only".