Sentence examples for leaving profit from inspiring English sources

But the industry lacks independent oversight in Russia's politically centralized system, he said, leaving profit motive alone to guide development.

Rising raw materials costs and accounting adjustments reduced earnings by 22 cents a share, leaving profit from continuing operations at 10 cents to 12 cents a share, the company said.

And City Hall offers little help: the city has never codified neighborhood boundaries, leaving profit-hungry brokers and civic activists to fight it out.

Sales fell to £5.6bn in 2009 from £6.3bn the year before, leaving profits before tax, excluding one-off items, down 19% at £155.1m.

But third-quarter profits have fallen by 16%, in part because of a higher UK bank levy, leaving profits for the first nine months of the year 19% lower at $4.8bn£3bnbn).

The Sarbox reform is going to be not much of a blessing for investors if it removes a large chunk of the capital market from their reach, leaving profits from smaller firms in the exclusive possession of private-equity players.

It isn't like businesses to leave profit opportunities on the table unrealised.

The bailout of the banks was necessary but it has socialised debt and left profit in private hands.

For example, charging $16.95 for all 50 songs studied (which would have cost $49.50 to download) would leave profit unchanged because enough people would buy.

The weak yen flattered repatriated profits for the whole nine-month period, leaving net profits for the period 5.3% higher.

Lockheed Martin on Tuesday cut its earnings forecast for 2010, and said delays in the award of Pentagon programs would hurt its sales growth and leave profits flat in 2011.