Sentence examples for left profits from inspiring English sources

But a soft ad market and aggressive competition from Time left profits at the Post company's magazine division just over $25 million in 2001, a far cry from the $62.1 million the division earned in 1999.

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

Another good reason for leaving profits in Russia is the attractive opportunities for investing rubles.

Capitalism — which is, as Milton Friedman tirelessly insisted, a profit and loss system — is subverted by TBTF, which socializes losses while leaving profits private.

As a result, companies face mismatches between supply and demand, deliver poor service to customers, and leave profits behind on the table.

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.

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.

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).

Tate and Lyle issued a shock trading update on 13 February saying falling fizzy drink sales and price pressure from a market glut of Chinese sucralose would leave profits flat this year.

As Sen. Paul so eloquently stated, Congress should look at itself to explain why Apple and others leave profits overseas.

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.